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This always makes me smile.
Imagination changes everything...for me this is true deep within my soul.
According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary:
Imagination:
- the act or power of forming a mental image of something not present to the senses or never before wholly perceived in reality
- creative ability
- a creation of the mind
Unfortunately, I also believe that most people don't ever make the things that they have created with their imagination a reality. And that, my friends, is sad.
I'll admit that I dabble in most things creative and honestly will try anything once, whether the results are good or not; if it is art related I have or will attempt it. I find so much pleasure in stretching my imagination.
This reminds me...the next time that you are getting rid of something: yes that old dresser, those old books, the cards that you received during the holidays, those old license plates, egg cartons, that old roll of wallpaper, leftover paint, old 35mm slides, old film, etc... Use your imagination! What could you create with them?
And, please if you don't have the time or the desire, please seek out and give the items to someone that would make something else out of them. Before you add them to a landfill by throwing them away, do me a favor and:
- ask an artist if they could use the items,
- give them to an art teacher at your local school,
- a scout group,
- a church youth group,
- a nonprofit...
Imagination changes everything...how will you use yours today?
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I enjoyed your post. As a first grade teacher and hopeless packrat, I am forever re-inventing "junk". The downside....I have a 3 car garage that I can barely squeeze one tiny car into.
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