An Apology to My Readers


This Autonomous Traveler is behind in her blog posts because she traveled autonomously this week!
I went to Ottawa, Canada to see a special exhibit of impressionist artists at the Canadian National Art Gallery.

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As usual, I immersed myself in this travel experience. On one of the gallery walls was a quote from the French artist, Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (1796-1875). “Reality is part of art, feeling completes it.” A woman I met this winter, Inez Bracy, a self proclaimed “audacious living coach” (inezbracy.com), told me to write from my trance. I didn’t know exactly what she meant until I saw Corot’s quote. Our true power is something beyond reality, science and reason. It is the unexplainable light that moves us outside ourselves and toward something higher and creative. I am so glad I believe.
Corot’s words sums up how I feel about traveling and what I want to convey in my blog postings. I write about the reality of the places I visit but I also want my readers to know what I learned, what I felt, and what I have become because of the journey. I want to convey the essence of my experiences with something more than just the five senses. I want to reach hearts and souls and encourage people to go on their own journeys of discovery and not only see the world but feel it.

7 thoughts on “An Apology to My Readers

  1. Hum! So sad you. Ame to Ottawa and not contacted me… I wad back from NL on the 24th.
    I felt similarly as I travelled NL and hung an offering in the Spirit Garden at the Beothuk Interpretation in Twillingate. I wish for health, wisdom & good fortune for my family and friends and you’re among them. Lucky you😉

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    1. The Autonomous Traveler

      I’m a geek. I have to read everything at an exhibit. I stayed for hours and then spent more time in the bookstore. We are both blessed and thankful. Wasn’t sure when you were coming back. Sorry!

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