Unlimited Possibilities by Darlene Beck Jacobson

 What do you think of when you look up at the sky? Is it the weather, like Jane Kelly mentioned in her post on Sunday? Color, or lack of? Or do you only look up when you hear an airplane or a flock of geese flying overhead?

I see the sky as a place of unlimited possibilities. Looking up allows us to imagine just about anything. We can be someplace else, cruising on the wind, allowing it, and our imaginations, to take us to places we've never seen or been to before.

There is no beginning or end to sky. It is limitless and open. A perfect metaphor for the mind of a writer. 

Imagine the possibilities of being there up in the sky...

Where would you go? What would you see from that vantage point? Not from inside an airplane, but from the air itself. How would it feel to be one with the sky? A bird. 

If a bird had the power of storytelling, what wondrous tales would it tell?

LOOK UP.

IMAGINE THE POSSIBILITIES.

Darlene Beck Jacobson often daydreams of what it would be like to travel the sky, notebook in hand, looking for inspiration. But alas, she does her writing from the earth. Some of her favorite earth-bound places are the beach, woodland trails, under trees, and surrounded by nature.