Weekword=Transition by John

I have been on a very very long break from blogging, as I'm sure anyone who still manages to check this occasionally is aware of. I really don't know what has pulled me away other than life-nothing crazy or unusual, just life. Still, I get emails from the trusty Weekword wordpress site and every week think of you all and wish you well, even if I don't come over to your little worlds to tell you so. When I saw that John was the host this week and was going back to his very first word, I felt like this was too good to pass up and I owed him at least a little participation (even if I am always late :))

Transition this week makes me think of biological processes; the passing of time and how our bodies and minds alter with the ticking of the clock and the revolution of our tiny planet along an ever changing orbit.

That life for every organism on this planet is a process of constant change.

by Susan Derges

That the storms and turbulence of my emotions can threaten to take over an entire landscape, and just as quickly dissipate into the dark.

from Ricardo Mohr

That communal rhythms ignite my body into action 

from Charles Funk

and are the beat of my own private dance.

from Carrie Courtney

That I need these movements, these passages, these spaces in between; 

by Anglolo Manetti

to look into another's eyes and honor their fight,

from Graham McGeorge

to create rituals of beauty,

from Dominique Brand

to see the world every moment in a new light.

from Robert Spanring

**Most of these photos came from amazing photographers who have been recognized by National Geographic at this link:

 http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/11/national-geographic-photo-contest-2011/100187/

Thank you John for giving me this chance to remember why I love to blog. Wishing you all peaceful transitions and lots of love. Oh, and please do come back and check with me tonight or tomorrow for the new weekword since I've been tagged as the newest host!