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A body of water can be so cooling, meditative, relaxing and allowing to moments of peace. Maybe it is part of the magic that water possesses, but even a river in the middle of a hectic city can provide a needed sanctuary. The lulling movement of the water, the twinkle of sunlight on the surface and a space to gaze at without interruptions save for the passing boats and fluttering birds. Today I walked to the Huang Pu river for my moment of 'me time' and my much needed reflective stillness.
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A body of water can be so cooling, meditative, relaxing and allowing to moments of peace. Maybe it is part of the magic that water possesses, but even a river in the middle of a hectic city can provide a needed sanctuary. The lulling movement of the water, the twinkle of sunlight on the surface and a space to gaze at without interruptions save for the passing boats and fluttering birds. Today I walked to the Huang Pu river for my moment of 'me time' and my much needed reflective stillness.
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5 responses to “Day Three Hundred Fifty Nine, January 16, 2011”
Beautiful post. I love this phrase: “…allowing to moments of peace.” Water truly does allow or open up those moments to us. 🙂
Water is so calming.
Love the second shot, “me time” 😀
Water is one of my favourite subjects too!
Tranquil shot.
Yes, water is a really nice place to be at, when reflecting over life and what it contains
Maggie