Which stars will you hang this year?

Between celebratory drinks, new years is a great time to look back at the stars that you have hung in the sky over the past year and consider those you will hang in the year ahead.

2010: It is time again to look back, look forward, then be present with your thoughts.

hanging-stars Which stars will you hang this year?

Which stars will you going to be adding to the sky this year?

the-clouds Which stars will you hang this year?

By Ross Hill - December 30th, 2009 at 9:45am with 1,807 views

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  • joannespain
    I wish there was some kind of chip in widget here; so we could demonstrate the value you add through something like #micropatronage.
  • I'll add one soon :)
  • janstewart
    I loved this last year and I love it again now. Yes I also think it's imperative to acknowledge the amazing intentions and development that have taken place over the past year, and then to see them in light of the projected awesome intentions and development for the next year. We are going somewhere amazing together. I also echo Ben's words Ross on what you give to all of us. :)
  • I love your visual poetry Ross.

    In your case, your digital footprints are universally changing the world, consciously AND unconsciously making it a brighter place for everyone :)

    Cheers ... Ben (@bionic)
  • Pieter
    Absolutely. Challenge commonly held assumptions and fears, and pursue a big vision.

    Reminds me of one of my favourite Twain quotes.

    "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do."
  • Love this. If there is one thing we should all do, is thank ourselves for the cool stuff we did this year.... and work out, then write down the cool stuff we will do in the coming year.

    Nothing is real until it is written.
    Good luck to all in 2009.

    Steve.
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