I love these words that I stumbled upon today! Yesterday I posted about sharing and learning on this platform through my blog ~ Blue Star Binocular. Today this quote is highlighting the beautiful Frida Kahlo, Mexican PAINTER.

Each year we when we travel to Mexico and I often see Frida’s face showing up in many avenues. Frida’s strong, exotic and determined look has always inspired me. Her face might show up in gift shops and be put on t-shirts, decor or signs and it always makes me turn to look.

So many times we want to give up, procrastinate, or just walk away. Don’t think I haven’t thought about this as I began this new Blog and building my new tribe. Frustration with the learning curve, loosing a Facebook account and feeling anxious of putting one self out there for assessment. One thing we all need to remember, tomorrow will offer us more chances, changes and the beauty of its rewards.

Frida Kahlo was a woman well ahead of her time and was known for her creativity that she expressed herself through her beautiful paintings. For those of you wanting to learn more about this beautiful painter, here is a link to explore.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frida_Kahlo

Many times we all hit the “Precaution” button! I find myself hitting that precaution button and yet I yearn to want to learn and share more. Can you relate?

We have a “Tribe” that travels each winter to Bucerias, Mexico. This group of people I call “My Tribe” are from all parts of the country. When we travel to Bucerias and all come together, we just pick up where we left off. Unconditional acceptance and love is what keeps this tribe together.

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This year just might be different and difficult with Covid. I do know, if this year we are absence from visiting Mexico ~ our tribe will still continue to grow and support each other.

In closing, I wish to share these words with you. As many you too are building your new tribe during this stay home Covid exercise, don’t forget YOU are AMAZING!

At the end of the day we can endure much more than we think we can ~ Frida Kahlo