Well, I didn't stick to my Western new year's resolutions. I broke those resolutions again when I thought I'd try to start over with Chinese New Year on January 23rd. Any chance that there is another new year in February where I can try again? (It's not my fault, really .... I just seem to have misplaced my treadmill.)
I'm looking forward to seeing other interpretations of "light" on the Corner View this week, hosted by Francesca.
I like your photo, full of colors,light and positive energy !!
ReplyDeleteLike the light and how it dances in the photo. You crack me up about your treadmill. xo
ReplyDeletewonderful photo. The movement is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSuch bright and vibrant light going on here.
ReplyDeleteResolutions are made for breaking.
a real dragon fire… and a lovely picture! warm greetings!
ReplyDeleteevry day there is a new beginning you can start with your resolutions!!
ReplyDeletei love the dragons here!
sorry you can't find your treadmill :D
ReplyDeleteGreat energy in your picture!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors! And as for resolutions, someone recently told me to think of them more as "suggestions" than rules.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! So vibrant :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the kaleidescope of color as it swirls through their hands!
ReplyDeleteI have a big smile on my face about your treadmill comment.
I haven't lost mine, but I do seem to have lost the directions to the fitness center in town (a small town at that!). :>)
I remember Casey Kasem. I looked forward to listening to him every week. I can still hear his voice.
your light is wonderfully bouncing, as light should do. magic!
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Stunning photo! How lucky of you to have been able to partake of that moment.
ReplyDeleteYou captured light and movement perfectly.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure there's some sort of alien life form with a New Year starting in March, or April, or May.
Nicki
fab, vibrant, colourful. the best antidote against winter bleh.
ReplyDeletepsssst, new year's resolutions are pants.
each day is a new beginning! :)
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