This memory wire bracelet was fun and easy to create with no planned pattern and beads I had in a box saved for leisure fun. Now that I’m retired I have plenty of ‘leisure’ to enjoy the rest of this timeline. You might also notice that I love wearing lots of jewellery this time around. 😁✨
I created a new necklace and earrings for myself as a fun project. They sparkle in good lighting. Bling is always in fashion for me.
I took this photo at 10:30 p.m. The lighting on the trees is from an intermittent light on our building. I was particularly fascinated by the colours in the passing clouds and the varying shades and tints of blues still in the sky even at that time of night. I had to auto edit the photo to show the way I was actually seeing this view rather than the darker version my camera chose. The lighting is more accurate in this ‘edit’. I find that rather interesting.
There was once an amoral world where an evolving human species experimented on other species- as well as on their own kind. They had no regard for all the suffering they created. Those who were not directly involved in the experiments simply watched through their technologies. As the experiments increased, this became an increasingly voyeuristic world. The humans became less human. Eventually, they became bio- machines in a world of their making- a world of amoral Cy- Borgs.
(June 19, 2020- Shelley Wilson)
Once upon a time there was a blue-skinned people who lived on a silvery planet orbiting a great blue star. They were an ancient race of humans who understood many advanced sciences including space travel and genetic engineering. Long ago, some of the blue-skinned people travelled to a little planet used by many interstellar species as a ‘living library’. An amazing diversity of lifeforms adapted and evolved on this terra-formed planet orbiting a yellow sun. The blue-skinned people adapted and thrived there too. Over the centuries, they recorded their presence and their knowledge in Sanskrit, architecture and sculptures. Gradually, however, they began to forget their origins. Planetary upheavals, conflicts with other species and other humans created more confusion. They dispersed and migrated to other lands. They forgot who they once were- as even their skin changed from ‘blue’ to white’. They forgot who they once were.
(June 17, 2020- Shelley Wilson)
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