Extraordinary Women
I was one of those girls who always felt she didn’t belong,
many of my friends were musicians, artists and frankly different but I myself
hadn’t touched my creativity. In those
days it was either plainer exhibited or you just didn’t have it. Oh how I wish the encouragement I know of now
was around for me then, how do I tap into my own inner encourager at nearly
60. What do I really love to do I know I
love colour, I enjoy my camera as all can see with this collection of photos it
is a joy to create small collages but what to do with them next. Let them tell a story of extraordinary women,
women who don’t mind being different who said at an early age I just don’t want
to be ordinary, so what does this really mean.
I question my extraordinary part of myself and this is what
she told me.
Never be afraid to show yourself, don’t think that there is
ever anything wrong with you, you are set with a number of qualities that once
you unearth assist you in shining your true colours in this world. Believe always in yourself no matter what
others may have to say you are unique, beautiful and creative. Wear outrageous outfits, dance at midnight,
dream of distant lands and laugh at little things. Never let anyone or anything stand in your
way in believing your dreams can be manifest, anything is possible and miracles
are in the process of daring to be different.
Today I begin the journey of
connecting with my own extraordinary woman and encourage any of you out there
to join with me and proclaim to the world that we have a job to do and that is
to remind all women whatever their age that they are all extraordinary and it
is their right to be the person they were born to be.
