I’ve just sat around. I could not get the energy going. Seeking the flow, I went for a short walk down by the lake.
I’m trying.
I have gone to my gurus; Jesus, Alan Watts, Ram Dass, and Sadhguru, for renewal and encouragement. I have journaled online and off. I have taken and edited pictures. Made food. Enjoyed libations.
Wooden Indians carved in the 1940s
I saw these at the Shelby County Historical Society
I took myself out for a big bowl of Pho on Valentine’s Day.
I saw the tulips at City Park in New Orleans. They are always beautiful.
I also visited The Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden while I was there.
There have been some wonderful 70 degree days in February.
One of my favorite activities is wandering the streets of New Orleans taking photos. Street photography is one of my passions. I’ve done that several times in February.
Belle and I spent Sunday strolling around the French Quarter in New Orleans.
Second Line Shasay – A sculpture at the Flea Market
Fountain at the French Market
The artist mark their spots around Jackson Square. I really like Jenelle Leigh C‘s banner. The mules, drivers, and buggies all lined up waiting for passengers. St. Louis Cathedral in the early morning fog.
Wall art on and near Frenchman Street.
Belle and I ate 3lbs of delicious boiled crawfish at Saints and Sinners on Bourbon Street.
I didn’t get a ticket for not having a tag. The drive to Memphis turned into a two tag drive. Same car though. I had a nice tour around Tupelo looking for Enterprise to get another ‘Tag Applied For’ tag. The first one blew off.
Here is the car I drove. I call it Sparky.
Sparky and I spent most the day on a lost highway.
I arrived safely and I’m hanging out in the motel.
The only pictures I took were at a rest area in Mississippi I saw a collection of metal sculptures. Here are a few pictures.
This red dog is the art of 
I love going there. 
It’s so peaceful and inspiring.
The sculpture garden and NOMA are both located in 
The park is awesome too.
Overflow
Mother and Child
Travelin’ Light
The mules, drivers, and buggies all lined up waiting for passengers. 
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