is for wonders
Remember when you were a kid and everything you saw was new?
Everything was a discovery to investigate.
Life was a wonderland to examine from every angle.
You are older now and everything is the same old thing.
It may seem everything is dull and a bit tattered and worn.
You might be thinking nothing new is out there to explore.
Well, you may be dull and a bit tattered and worn but wonderland isn’t.
Wonderland still exists and awaits you with surprises and astonishments.
Let go of the adult you, grab your inner child, and go play for awhile.
Might take a little time and practice getting to know that kid again.
The adult you might get in the way at first but persevere.
The wonders of life are worth more than a boring grown-up glance.
Be someone who explores the wonders of life.
Patricia's Place 
Excellent in the spirit of finding the inner child! Like Peter Pan and Neverland!
If my inner child were to get lost I think I would be truly lost and want to give up.
Well, sounds like you need to stay in touch with Peter Pan!
I love that feeling of wonder. Sometimes awe comes with wonder and I love it when they come together!!
There is nothing better than seeing the wonders of the world and life. Make all the other stuff seem like little gnats, bothersome but harmless.
I shared the link to this piece on Go Dog Go Cafe Pay it Forward Thursday –
https://godoggocafe.com/2018/04/26/pay-it-forward-thursday-april-26-2018/
Thank you!
Taking a road-trip is a good way to see wondrous things. I’m still got my kid in me. Never going to let that one go.
Have a fabulous day. ♥
Good for you!
Yes I’m indeed tattered and worn but, still am amazed at all I see. I have learned this from my animal friends who are dazzled by leaves they happily chase and new 4-legged friends they encounter and meet. 🙂
It is a blessing to see what is true beauty and wonder!
Nature leads the pack.
Yes, as a little child life looked full of wonders. Earth is a place full of wonderful surprises. Every day brings in something wonderful to cherish and be happy.
Though I think we’re a dying breed…it’s so nice to know there are others who still have childlike perceptions.
Yes!