Hi Sean - Loved the video. And yes, I absolutely agree. It's when you stop and look closely at things that you notice unexpected wonders. I was in the park last weekend for an outdoor yoga class and as I stretched down low I stared at the grass beneath my feet, not really looking, focusing on the stretch. And then I slowly realized that I was staring at a tiny spiderweb, no larger than the size of plum, perfectly spun and nearly invisible, nestled between the blades of grass. Even as I watched a tiny, tiny spider ran out, corrected a strand of webbing, and then disappeared back under the grass.

Makes you wonder how much you're missing if you don't stop occasionally and look.

You are so right Phil, gives new meaning to 'stop and smell the roses'. Thanks.

That is such a great video...I also didn't know that water can bounce. This just goes to show that even if we thought that we know something, we should always take a closer look for something new to discover. Who says that life is boring? while you have new discoveries every day!

It truly is amazing when we take the time to really pay attention. Thanks for stopping by.