Friday, January 24, 2014

Sock It To Winter - #97

This photo was NOT staged.
Look closely at the photo above: there are two identical socks huddled together on the pavement.  

 This is a mystery indeed. 

 When it comes to socks, it has long been a mystery that in the dead of winter (and also the heat of summer for that matter), when I throw a pair of socks in the clothes dryer, only one survives.  

 What existential mysteries are you pondering in the deep dark days & nights of winter?

 Take a photo of the most mysterious or silly mystery you can find and show it around. It will give the people in your life hope that they can and will survive until spring. You owe this to yourself and the ones you love!

 I suggest a silly mystery a day will stave off depression and cabin fever. Let us know what you come up with!

 I gave you bum information about how to post a comment - at the bottom of this email, click on exploring the mystery, which will direct you to the blog itself and then click on the comments section. Good luck!

 Thanks for exploring the mystery of silliness - Nicky Mendenhall
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  1. fluteyogiJanuary 25, 2014 at 1:55 PM

    Hi, Nicky, I think dryers either run on socks or they like to play tricks on us and turn some shirts inside out or stick a sock to a side a seam. I'm still working on your mindful breathing blog ideas. I chose the word "Inhale" as a reminder and I like your "Let go" for the exhale. It certainly does help my monkey mind and tendency to live in the future. Thanks!

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    1. NicolaJanuary 25, 2014 at 3:25 PM

      Sounds like you are a sock detective fluteyogi!

      I'm so glad that the mindful breathing is keeping you in the present moment - what a blessing - since that is really all we have. My mindful breathing words have changed to "resist nothing" and" be present" in that order.

      Thanks for stopping by - I appreciate your comments.

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