If You are Bored, Change Colors…

Summary

The website content is a personal essay reflecting on the joy of embracing change and the vibrancy of life, exemplified by a chameleon basking in the sun during spring in Delhi NCR, and it encourages readers to participate in a six-word photo story challenge.

Abstract

The author of the content shares a moment of observation and introspection inspired by the sight of a chameleon enjoying the sun. The essay highlights the importance of adapting to one's surroundings and finding pleasure in the simple things in life, much like the chameleon. The author draws a parallel between the chameleon's ability to change colors and the human capacity to transform with each role in life. Set against the backdrop of a brief but colorful spring in Delhi NCR, the piece serves as a reminder to soak in the beauty of the present moment before it passes. The author also acknowledges the influence of David, an in-house herpetologist, suggesting that there is much to learn from the natural world. The essay concludes with a nod to the Six Word Photo Story Challenge, an initiative that invites participants to craft stories inspired by their own photographs, and extends well-wishes for the upcoming Holi festival and Women's Day.

Opinions

The author admires the chameleon's ability to remain still and absorb Vitamin D, indicating a respect for nature's wisdom.
There is a sense of wonder and appreciation for the colors and vibrance of spring, suggesting a deep connection with the natural world.
The author implies that humans could learn from the chameleon's adaptability and the joy it finds in the sun.
The mention of David, the herpetologist, implies that expertise can provide deeper insights into the behaviors observed in nature.
The author expresses gratitude towards Mary and Team SWPSC for creating an imaginative and happy space, indicating a sense of community and support among creatives.
The essay conveys an anticipation for the upcoming festivals, Holi and Women's Day, reflecting a celebration of diversity and life.

…and get soaked in the Sun!

I’m such a chameleon. I never get bored- Natalie Imbroglia

Now this gentleman (or a …woman!?) clinging to the bloom is getting Vitamin D in abundance and evidently enjoying so much so that he/she is simply unwilling to move even after I have made some throat-clearing sound while taking out my handphone.

Normally, they would move places if they anticipate any disruption in their state of being and surroundings.

By the way, I am experiencing a bright, sunny, yet short-lived spring here in and around Delhi NCR. Everywhere I look around, there’s colors and vibrance wherever I set my gaze. Before the sapping and long-lasting summer takes me in its grilling garb, I am enjoying every bit of it, trying to be outside to get soaked in the sun as much as possible.

However, I anticipate that he/she must be wondering why should only homo sapiens

# transform with each role?

# should have all the fun!?!

Guess David (our in-house herpetolgist!) must be having all the answers…:)! Whatsay?

Some of the wonderful wordsmiths:

Hearty thanks Mary & Team SWPSC for such an imaginative and happy space.

Try to be a rainbow in someone’s cloud- Maya Angelou

Wishing you all well in advance a fantastic festival of colors, Holi and a vibrant Women’s Day to remember ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

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