Mornington Peninsula nature works, early morning walks along the beach and at the end of the day sunset walks.
But reality strikes, due to the lockdown, I have time to focus on the internet. I can learn, ask questions, get recipes, watch movies and delve into the world of the unknown.
Confusion and complexity is the world of brain exploding technology. I’m sure after time the complexities will sort themselves out and simplify, much like the NBN.
My world is totally dependant on Google to decipher IT terminology and instructions. I’m lead form one website to another watching videos following instructions which lead me to more terminology and instructions and finally, I’m totally lost in a maze of the unknown. The more I try to understand, the more I get lost in the wilderness. Does anyone else feel this way? IT people constantly tell me that it’s so easy. We all have our own forte, and we must remember that.
On a brighter note, the Mornington Peninsula is a happy place. I love being by the sea with all it’s changing moods and beauty. Nature works; it keeps me sane; it clears my head, soothes my soul and exercises my body.
When you’re feeling low connect with nature. The sea, the mountains, rain, sun and the wind, listen to birds joining in on the morning chorus. Appreciate the pleasures of natural beauty. Without it, I would not be able to design and make jewellery. Many of my jewellery pieces have elements of nature such as wood bark textures, glistening and sand surfaces.
Nature nourishes me. Mornington Peninsula nature works, thank you Mornington.
Remember the law of attraction. What you think you become, what you feel you attract, what you imagine you create. Budha
Keep well, and keep connected.