These days, it can be difficult to love what you see, despite your best intentions to do so.
Yesterday, in the midst of seeing too much
- injustice,
- harsh judgment,
- insensitivity,
- insecurity,
- greed,
- violence,
- pain,
- suffering,
- cruelty,
- hurtful actions,
- thoughtlessness,
- loss,
- lies,
- close-mindedness,
- emptiness, and
- crises,
I practiced the skill of loving what I see.
Do you love what you see here?
I loved seeing that giant baby head at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts yesterday and I also loved seeing Michael ask my son Aaron if he thought the rest of that baby was underground.
I do not love seeing or saying goodbyes ….
… but I will be saying goodbye to Boston and Michael tonight and hello to Edinburgh (which I love) tomorrow. I’m sure I’ll love what I see in Edinburgh.
Do you love what you see in this song?
I love what I see in your comments, so please leave one below.
I hope you love the gratitude you see, here and now.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
You have good vision for catching fun things to photograph, Ann 🙂
Wish you a safe trip and enjoy Edinburgh too.
You have good vision too, Irene, which I love. Always great to see you. ❤
Loved the GSD puppy and the metalwork sculpture. Not so sure about the baby’s head……… found that a bit surreal!
Love how you share your feelings!
so much to love here, and I especially love the love note to dad
So much to love in what you love, beth.
Love the baby head.
The animal hospital seems to specialise in obesity!
Safe and easy travels to you.
Love whenever I see you here, Peter.
I love Michael’s sense of humor, and even though the missing pets make me sad I love seeing pictures of them. It reminds me of W.S. Merwin’s poem “Separation”:
Your absence has gone through me
Like thread through a needle.
Everything I do is stitched with its color.
The separation may be difficult but we can still love the color.
I love everything you share, Chris.
Those hollyhocks appear to be trying to peer over the fence in a delightful way. Perhaps they are looking for the missing pets.
Thank you for commenting in such a delightful way, Lisa. ❤
You know how to turn the stress of the emotions on your list into a much better outlook and overall picture–or photos! 🙂 I don’t like “goodbye” either.
I love when you say hello here, Debra.
I have to say I think that love is an often misused word – and I don’t even like the baby’s head
I love that you say what you see, Derrick.
I see that you will soon be in Edinburgh, performing at the Fringe in the same festival where your son is also performing, and I love that.
I love what you see, Maureen. ❤
I’ve always loved what I see on your blog. ♡〜٩( ╹▿╹ )۶〜♡
And I always love to see you, NBC!
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We vacationed in Cape Cod, Cambridge and Boston last year. Your pics brought back some happy memories. Thank you!
I love that you saw those photos and I love seeing you here!
Sundae School! We both love that place, right, Ann?!
We sure do, Mark.
Love,
Ann