Monday, February 1st, 2021
“When the path ignites a soul, there’s no remaining in place. The foot touches ground,
but not for long.” – Hakim Sanai
Brick streets.
Why not marbles?
Was somebody sitting outside one day, admiring their brick home, thinking…
God I love brick. In my world, I’d make everything out of brick; a brick home, brick streets, brick churches, with some brick parks, brick pools, brick stop signs, and maybe some brick grass.
It would look like 3-D art.
The whole town would be a brick stereogram.
Brick clothing would only be allowed indoors though. “Kids, take off those brick shirts before you go outside. You hear me? …Kevin!”
I do like the look of brick streets though. But they’re just not practical for a lot of things… like walking in heels. I look like a dinosaur crossing the street. I love when I’m halfway across, and then traffic appears out of nowhere, so I have to walk really fast. I look like a deranged horse galloping.
If I’m wearing heels and I see more than one brick street up ahead, I’m rescheduling.
“Surrender to your path, forget about time or speed, and most importantly walk in joy.” – Roxana Jones
“If you’re not excited about it, it’s not the right path.” – Abraham Hicks
A song to start the week: Walk by Ludovico Einaudi on Spotify/YouTube. Best listened to with a headset or earbuds with eyes closed and/or while out in nature, then it sets in deep. In A Time Lapse remains as one of my favorite instrumental albums. Ludovico’s music moves me. I hope it moves you as well. In peace.
i love how you find such neat pics around New York City. good eye!
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I’m so glad you like them, thank you!
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