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Life is filled with so many interesting moments that I decided to share a regular conversation starter around the more entertaining observations. What’cha think?
We interpret things as we see them framed—-Framed by our own minds.
The sad clown, painted by a family friend, made its’ way to our wall many years ago. While a sad clown is often associated with anger or unhappiness, our clown painting makes us smile every time we look at it……..reminding us not to take everything so literally. Our sad clown makes us smile because:
- The earth tone paint colors further complimented by the bronze frame color provides warmth and approach-ability.
- In our heads we look at the painting and think of our dear friend who painted the picture.
- Looking at the oxymoron presented by a sad clown, we say to ourselves: “What-up clown : where’s the smile?”
We interpret things as we see them framed—-framed by our own minds.
When was the last time you grabbed a cup of coffee or a snack because you walked by the storefront window, saw it and thought “Yeah, I would like one of those!”
The age-old question of “What do I want to be when I grow up” is never easy to define….and I am always fascinated by the stories of those who truly changed the direction of their work, using skills in a completely different application.
Sharon Lewis 