Thursday 24 December 2020

It's that time of the year...

... again.  Time for Christmas wishes, and for thinking ahead to 2021.


I hope that this Christmas, as unusual as it is, will have you uniquely conscious of those you love and cherish, whether you're in quarantine, isolation, under restrictions (as we are in western Canada), or actually able to celebrate with your family.

And if you're thinking of what you'd like to concentrate on in 2021, I'd love to hear about it.  My word for the year is 'Wonder', and I love the definition(s):

verb 

    to think or speculate curiously

·             to be filled with admiration, amazement, or awe; marvel

·            - to doubt

noun

·               - something strange and surprising; a cause of surprise, astonishment, or admiration

·              -  the emotion excited by what is strange and surprising; a feeling of surprised or puzzled interest, sometimes tinged with admiration

·               - miraculous deed or event; remarkable phenomenon.

Every time I choose a word for the upcoming year, I'm filled with curiosity about how it will show up in my life.  This time I fully expect a sense of wonder in every meaning of the word.  I've made some visuals for my studio wall, of course, and for a change, many are photographs that I've found on the web.

No reference for this photographer; please message me for credit if image is yours!

Image by Fulton Hobbs

Helix Nebula image


Image from Muses from a Mystic


Do please let me know about your word for 2021; I'd love to hear it!  And as you prepare for your Christmas celebration, know that I'm thinking about you and appreciating you so very much.  Merry Christmas!

10 comments:

  1. YOU are a WONDER yourself Win! :D
    Merry Xmas my dear friend; may your wishes be granted...
    May you and yours find a warm and happy Xmas feast in this so special year.

    (I received your card just in time and it is FA-BU-LOUS!! Thank you so much! :)
    Hugs from my heart.

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    1. Many thanks for your kind words, Sim. And if ever there were a Christmas miracle, having that card arrive in time would be it. :D Wishing you the best ever holidays season, and a wonder-filled 2021. x0

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  2. What a great word for the new year. I'm sure it will bring lots to think about, and I look forward to seeing the art it inspires. Haven't come up with one for myself yet.
    Love that photo of the nebula, by the way. It looks like an eye.

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    1. I love the nebula photo as well, Tracy...some much in outer space that is wonder-full!

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  3. Hi Win, pleased you liked my dragon box and thanks for your kind words. I think if I was looking for a word for the new year it would be 'Freedom' which is my hope and wish for 2021 so that I can see my family and friends again and take my mum out as she is really feeling lonely since loosing my dad. Hope your Christmas is as happy as possible. Hugs, Angela xxx

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    1. Freedom is a great word for the coming year...and will be for your mom as well. Here's to a fabulous 2021 for all! xo

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  4. Thank you for your wisdom and friendship. My wish for you in every season is health, happiness and the ability to go on inspiring all of us with your work and words.
    My word this year is Gratitude...it saves me everyday, it makes my life a blessing and what I have enough.
    I am grateful for your friendship. So take care of you, folks like you are hard to come by. Hugs, Deann

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    1. So many thanks, Deann - you are always such a bright spot in my week, and I'm definitely grateful for that, and you. I love your word for 2021; Gratitude is something you exemplify, and I can only imagine how that will expand for you this year as you move forward in the consciousness of the word. Happy New Year, my amazing friend. xo

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  5. A beautiful and inspiring word, Win! May your 2021 be filled with wonder and joy! I chose the word Gratitude for this year as I think I have a lot to be grateful for and contentment is a cornerstone of happiness! Thank you for your wonderful friendship and inspiration over the years! xx

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    1. An excellent word, Zsuzsa, and shared with Deann above (and likely many more people given this past year!). Here's to a year of gratitude and wonder. xo

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