This morning I sneaked out of the rental house in Morro Bay in order to do some prayer walk-meditation at a labyrinth I had never visited. It is like a treasure hunt, trying to find these sacred spaces.
After one dead end and from directions from a couple women who thought I was more than slightly hopeless, I was nothing short of awed of the space that surrounded me.
I meant to bring my sketch book. I was determinded to do a drawing for Art Every Day Month. I could have spent a lot of time guilting myself for somehow not sliding my sketch book into my bag, but instead I determined I could take photos and sketch later.
The experience was what was more important.
I was being ultimately creative and artistic as well as having a sacred experience which prepared me to continue to have a time with my family that would be memorable and not at all cranky.
(This is so important!) A few more photos:
This has been such a Julie-esque "black" (why do we call it that?) day after Thanksgiving Friday. Creative, artsy, spiritual and feeling absolutely high without any chemical intervention.
Welcome to this perfect day!
This post is inspired by (and a reflection of my participation in) Art Every Day Month, a creative adventure hosted annually by the incredible Leah Piken Kolidas. Join us and be inspired!
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