noticing # 9

early mornings in the garden

a meditation per si

each step

each breath

each tiny droplet

bath me with joy

noticing # 8

sharing the space

each stage has its own

beauty and fragrance

little by little

transforming

and gifting our senses

noticing # 7

soon it will be free

getting rid of the prickle skin

flying between flowers

bringing signs of

transformation

for who needs it

have a great week!

noticing # 6

it’s that time of the year again, starting to harvest green tomatoes. love to fry them, but i’m on a low-fat diet, so not frying them this year! looking forward to trying new recipes. suggestions?

have a great sunday!

noticing # 5

stop. breathe. listen.

to the sounds of nature

to your intuition

to the tiny bits of joy blooming around you

happy weekend!

noticing # 4

we still have fresh blueberries around here. they are my favourite kind of berry, but soon they’ll disappear from the markets. blueberries are called superfood or power food, they have lots of vitamins, minerals, fibers, and almost no calories. for sure i’ll miss them in the following months.

have a great day!

noticing # 3

i could call myself a light-catcher.

noticing # 2

silence and sunshine. five minutes of joy after the early morning rush.

have a great day!

noticing # 1

i need to give a boost to my creativity.

i have lots of ideas popping up, but i’m always procrastinating, saying it’s ok if i leave it for tomorrow and then at the end of the week and month i’ve done nothing!

i need discipline, routine, but at the same time, i want freedom. i know, for sure, that my projects should involve photography and words so i decided to register what i notice around me, little things along the way.

i’ll give it a try, i’ll post every day a photography and few words that come to my mind. hope you enjoy!

here is my first ‘noticing’

the exact moment when we discover that we can bloom,

each one in a particular way,

but nevertheless showing off our true essence.

fall is in the air

kids are back to school and after 8 months i’m back to my job! i’m starting slowly, part-time for now, it’s incredible that after all these months i still need more time for recovering.

Well, i don’t have words to say how much i’m grateful and blessed to be on my feet and going back to the routine; sitting at my desk, talking with my co-works and students, walking around campus during lunch time, spotting all beauty around me.

i made this apple-orange-oatmeal loaf, as a treat, for my kids for the first day of school. my little one is starting high school and the older one is starting the university. both are excited at the start of a new path on their journey.

my garden is each day prettier. the weather is cooling down, so the flowers and vegetables are blooming.

the days are getting short and short, early morning is still dark. it’s time to start turning my attention to the beauty and light indoors. autumn is a wonderful time to slow down and reflect on what matter most for us.