Thank you for an Eye for an I
I am primarily a visual person.
I assimilate a lot of information through observing.
I also express myself in visual ways.
I’m a real talker, but I really like to demonstrate my thoughts through art, photos, hand gestures, facial expressions, and tangible visuals.
Vision is something I rarely take for granted.
I would not be who I am, but for the things I have seen.
Our eyes are so precious.
Such a complex mechanism, these little round marbles in our head, right down to tears and genetic color.
My eyes are amber/green and they serve me well.
I am so thankful for the ability to see the world around me.
And even when my eyes are closed…
I am thankful to see the world within me.
LEA KELLEY SAYING THANK YOU FOR... 
I’ve always had poor vision, corrected with glasses that still don’t quite allow me to “see” the way I see. (Not sure that makes sense, but can’t think of a way to explain it.) I think it’s one of the reasons I was drawn to photography, especially in this digital age where I can take a picture and put it on the big screen and see what I couldn’t see when I took the photo. Programs such as Photoshop allow me to fix the photo (if necessary) to be what I saw with my eyes.
My eyes are brown and I am thankful for the way they allow me to see the world, within and without. 🙂