“The moment one gives close attention to anything, even a blade of grass, it becomes a mysterious, awesome, indescribably magnificent world in itself.”
-Henry Miller
(photo taken by me in my front yard. For me, paying attention to the little things makes the world seem much less overwhelming)
Picnic with Ants 
Reblogged this on Phylor's Blog and commented:
A wonderful way to start the week. Thanks, Wendy
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🙂
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I reblogged. We need these things.
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you are so kind. I’m glad you are enjoying Mindfulness Mondays.
If you want to join me and post your own, I’ll be happy to post a link to your blog. Just let me know the URL before the Monday you are posting. Or if you post on a different day I’ll still be happy to link to it. Just a sharing mindful moments. You are right, we need these things.
I sure do right now.
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How gorgeous! And the quote is so true.
I hope you have a really good week, Lady! 🙂
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True, I often wonder about the history of those things. What is it made of? When was it first made? What are the things it’s made of…made of?
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It’s like the whole world that lives in a speck in Horton Hears a Who. There could be a whole would in that little thing I’m looking at, if I’d just pay attention.
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