Scraps and Blossoms

Good,

Better,

Best!

Never let it rest,

until your good is better

and your better is b

                                             e

                                                    s

                                                 t

                                              .

 This has been known to be the incessant chant of those defective mortals slowly sinking into scrapbooking perfectionado purgatory.  Personally, I prefer to let imperfections fuzz a bit in my noggin when it comes to mistakes in my older age, but I'm having an extraordinarily difficult time trying to forget tacky gluing a decorative strip of paper embellishment onto the backside (instead of the front side) of a miniature brown bag type of holder for a scrapbook tag, then carefully tearing it off while removing part of the paper bag with it, then gluing a new decorative strip back onto the backside again.

I contemplated venturing outdoors and nestling my vacant head face down into the overflowing concrete bird bath, but alas...it was more than a wee bit late and I was bare on both feet, so I live yet another day to chalk up a few more errors to reluctantly add to my growing list.  I feel blessed.

Blooms come and go.

If you don't see what you like at the moment

just give it a week or two

until

nature begins another new painting.

Wild Bergamot