We are Linda and David. We are full-timers who live in a Montana 5th wheel and travel as much as we can with our dog, Millenni and cat, Oreo. We are empty-nesters with 3 adult children, Joey, Jamie and Jordan and one grand-daughter, Hannah and one grand-son, Jaxon. Enjoy reading about our adventures and seeing the photos we are sharing with you. Bookmark this site and check back often. Leave us comments so we'll know you have been here! Click on any of the photos here to see them larger.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Buddha Board
My daughter gave me a Buddha Board for Christmas. I had never heard of them before but I love the concept and it very well may be the most used gift in the house over the holidays. Here is what the box said about it: Buddha Board is based on the Zen concept of living in the moment. You simply paint on the surface with water and your creation will come to life in bold design. Then, as the water slowly evaporates, your art will magically disappear leaving you with a clean slate and a clear mind - ready to create a whole new masterpiece. Buddha Board is also environmentally friendly and will last for years with proper care. Allow yourself to “let go” and not be concerned with each outcome - live for the moment and enjoy! I believe everyone in the family took a turn or two using it randomly and I loved all the messages and drawings.
my father-in-law, Joe, taking a turn at the Buddha Board
My daughter gave me a Buddha Board for Christmas. I had never heard of them before but I love the concept and it very well may be the most used gift in the house over the holidays. Here is what the box said about it: Buddha Board is based on the Zen concept of living in the moment. You simply paint on the surface with water and your creation will come to life in bold design. Then, as the water slowly evaporates, your art will magically disappear leaving you with a clean slate and a clear mind - ready to create a whole new masterpiece. Buddha Board is also environmentally friendly and will last for years with proper care. Allow yourself to “let go” and not be concerned with each outcome - live for the moment and enjoy! I believe everyone in the family took a turn or two using it randomly and I loved all the messages and drawings.
my father-in-law, Joe, taking a turn at the Buddha Board
