Penticton has a public art walk that tends to receive additions every year. One of this year’s is of a playful little dachshund who (as is their nature) will jump on anything, no matter how unbalanced.

The artist, Joanne Helm, not only celebrates this dachshund characteristic with a sweet and whimsical sculpture, but reminds us that we could all do with a little joyful unbalance in our lives, with living in the moment just for the sheer fun of it.
Sometimes, life is much too lifelike.
“Joyful unbalance”–I love that.
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Me too. In fact, I would be willing to read a post that showed the whole thing even if it took all day. I am just that joyfully imbalanced. (SMALL HINT).
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Glad to hear that you are, Kenny. 🙂 Enjoying the wonkiness is a good thing.
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The piece is entitled “Joy of Life Unbalanced” so I can’t take credit for the notion, but I love it too. 🙂
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I like the sound of a public art walk. The Joy of Life Unbalanced seems very fitting.
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Yes, I agree – very fitting! I like being surprised by the artworks (you could do a formal walk following the directions on the app); just discovering them. They’re a lot of fun.
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