A picture’s worth a thousand words, but this poster’s invaluable–at least to me.
The funny thing is, I found it at almost exactly the same time Eva found hers, neither of us looking for them. We made them over a year ago as part of an exercise in The Artist’s Way.
Last week, I went to move the buffet in my dining room to temporarily place a mirror behind until I could hang it (not wanting my son to break it first). That’s when this rolled out from underneath.
“What’s this?” Michael wanted to know.
“Oh, nothing,” I assured him. “Just a little collage I made with the girls last year.”
But it really is more than that. The power of visualization is evident. Just a short year later, this poster feels like it’s actually coming to life.
What does the life you want look like? Make your own poster. It seems silly, I know, but it really does have value, as much as you can imagine. If you want, send us a photo and “the story” of your collage to Chick Stories. Just don’t be surprised when the life you visualize starts becoming real.
That is so funny, because I found mine, too. I looked at it fondly, but some of the pictures had fallen off (or the kids had pulled them off -either way).
I’m so relieved to know that I’m not the only one who had tucked mine behind furniture. I just didn’t have a place for it (or perhaps wasn’t ready to share it with the world). But I soon will…