Rainbow Retrospective

When I was younger, I would've climbed that tree to "Catch the Rainbow" - a child's imagination is truly a wonder.

Sometimes I still wonder.
Is perception our reality or is reality an absolute?
Does it even matter when "truth" is in the eye of the beholder?
What if we dared to reframe the entire concept of imagination?
If it is credible enough to widen our ability to perceive then we might be able to achieve so much that is incredible.

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Me, my brother and dad at the Moulin Rouge

Me, my brother and dad at the Moulin Rouge in France. Yes it is night time. give the kid a break look at the date. He was too young to drink so he got stuck with Pepsi at 9$ per glass, very small glasses to boot.

Hairless Kitties or Wet Baby Grelims?

Hairless Kitties in the Pet Kingdom Store. They cost well over a 1000$! They sorta remind me of Gremlins.

Panther Crossing 1 Mile Sign

1 mile ahead exactly or precisely crossing for this 1 whole mile? That's a straight up mile right, give or take an inch? Squared would be fair I suppose ... :)

Silly or Smart? Got a Car Collection?

Silly or Smart? Depends on size of your wallet I suppose . . . Someone please remind me to add it to my car collection. Now I need someone to go get me a car collection please. :)

Ouch! Tree of Thorns?

A tree at the Botantical Gardens in Naples - It was this purplish color and those look a lot like thorns but I didn't verify if that was a fact. :0

The "crown of thorns" bush.

In what world does this reasonably qualify as a 'bush'? Key word is reasonably. :)

Be Nice Your Shopping Cart.

Be Nice Your Shopping Cart.
It has feelings too.
Sweetbay Says It Is So.
And So It Goes and Goes.
Until It Hits Someone's Car.
Or Blocks a Good Parking Space.
So Put the Dang Cart Back Please!

Rainbow in Naples, FL & Reflections on Imagination

When I was younger, I would've climbed that tree to Catch the Rainbow - a child's imagination is truly a wonder. Sometimes I wonder
- our perception is our reality - so what if we re-framed the concept of imagination? If it were credible enough to widen our ability to perceive, would we be able to achieve the incredible?