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Whimsical Wednesday ... Flying High



~ Reach, Seek, Look and Dream ~ 
~ These Words Resonate With Me ~ 

As I have mentioned in earlier posts, I am a part of Jodi LeBrun's Share-A-Palooza - I have been flying high (like the girl in the above photo) with creative energy ~ I love connecting with other women that love the arts. I have met women interested in so many things - Coaching, Photography, Writing, Cooking etc and we are only halfway through the week ~ I look forward to seeing what else Jodi has in store for us ...

When was the last time you were flying high?

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  1. Every time I create I feel like I'm flying high! The inspiration, the need to materialize those feelings and ideas in my mind is wonderful! For me, that is the best!

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  2. Yes, I feel this every time I see your work, Sonja - I go through the same feelings when I have a new writing idea or a new way photography idea!

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  3. The last time I was flying high happened just this past week, when I managed to pull out of a nose dive. The portrait painting was looking like a dasaster, when somehow (?) she started to look pretty good. After she was all finished my main emotions were flying high !

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  4. So glad to hear your recent "Flying High" experience, Elizabeth ~ I think I know the exact painting you are speaking of ~ Love all the recent ones you have posted ~ What a talent you are! So glad we connected!
    ~Kristine

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  5. Thank-You, Kristine ! I'm also very delighted we have connected. I enjoy coming here for the encouragement to be positive and creative everyday .

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  6. Wishing my posts to you simply said ' Elizabeth Colvin ' rather than the blog I rarely ever work on. Mostly I keep the blog for storage- lol

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  7. Elizabeth - You are so welcome - I am glad you come and visit for inspiration - This was my goal from the start of my blog, to share my thoughts to spark positivity and imagination - No worries regarding your blog name :)

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