Showing posts with label intensity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label intensity. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

#REVERB12 (Day 12): What were you most intense emotions?

INTENSITY? What emotion does this photo taken in San Salvador, Bahamas, evoke in you? Do we project our feelings on environments or do they impact us and change our dispositions? I am frightened by water! (photo by Hallelujah Truth)

#REVERB12 (Day 12) PROMPT: What were your most intense emotions in 2012? What made you dance? What made you weep?

Hallelujah for INTENSITY of EMOTIONS! The whole gamut from celebration to weepiness or whatever that other extreme is!

In 2012, I danced...

When I became a new cat Mama for our two babies, Tao and Sapelo! 
Tao and Sapelo

When the ESL improv class I created with Lesly Fredman was a success (see this blog)!

When my Chiboogamoo and I travelled to the UK to visit our friends Denise and Ian in London and then took a train through Scotland!

When using newly crafted ESL improv lessons at Emory University's Goizueta Business School to teach the preMBA internationals to compete and volunteer (see this blog)!


The Misadventures of Maria the Hutia
by Ron Shaklee, art by Hallelujah Truth
When the children's book I illustrated was published (see this blog)!

When Chiboogamoo's professional development as an ichnologist took us to Newfoundland to see many amazing geological wonders (see this blog) and we also got to meet a fascinating poet and environmental artist (see this blog)

In 2012, when I wasn't dancing, I was confronting my mental blocks--not exactly weeping--but strong emotions nonetheless! One such intense block can be illustrated by the 2011-2012 trip I took to San Salvador, Bahamas, with my Chiboogamoo and his Emory University class!