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.
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).
Glad to hear that you are, Kenny. 🙂 Enjoying the wonkiness is a good thing.
The piece is entitled “Joy of Life Unbalanced” so I can’t take credit for the notion, but I love it too. 🙂
I like the sound of a public art walk. The Joy of Life Unbalanced seems very fitting.
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.