It’s been a really long time since I’ve written a Slow Down Saturday post, but I’ve realized that this is becoming more of my life these days–stealing snippets of time to just live in the moment and enjoy all there is to see. Some stop to smell the roses… I stop to watch the people. When you’re alone and you have no time restraints, there’s nothing better than letting the day unfold as it will and following where it leads you. On Wednesday, this meant a meandering through Central Park, sometimes pausing to take in a young man singing his heart out to tourists who ignored his beautiful soul, other times, listening to the comedic urging of a group of young men and finding they are capable of defying gravity. There’s an amazing world out there just waiting for you to slow down and discover it.
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#jamesdaltonbaker sings in Strawberry Fields, Central Park, paying tribute to John Lennon’s memory
tulips outside The Loeb Boathouse
the sweet sounds of this sax echoed across the pond, begging me to find the source
Bethesda Fountain
Looking at Bethesda Fountain from Bethesda Terrace in Central Park
The Mall