finished and published on
2-3-08 at 2:43 PM)
Better late than never, right?
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rain is on it's way tonight.
Drizzles starting now
yet the weatherman
says tomorrow will be clear.
Sunday comes the rain.
My brain does not work
right when I am sick and so
this will have to wait!
Sunday Continuation
Better now I feel
so I will continue this,
posting this one late.
Rain and wind arrived
early in the morning, but
currently a break
in the storm allowed
Moll and I to take a walk.
Rough the ocean is!
Wet-suited surfers
sit upon their boards and wait
for the perfect wave.
We are back at home.
I have put the kettle on
for a cup of tea..
Soon I will be warm
and I'll write a 2nd post.
Sacred Life Sunday.
I have finally
finished my One Hundred One
Things About Myself!
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5 comments:
I'm glad to hear you felt well enough to take a walk.
Sorry to hear that you have been feeling under the weather (so to speak!) too.
Eve – I bundled myself up … even used a hooded sweatshirt to stay warm, but I needed to get out of the house as much as Molly needed her walk. We didn’t stay out long, but it was a nice break for each of us.
MPJ – Yup … it feels good to be on the mend. Seems like a nasty one has been making the rounds. I might have avoided it if I’d had the good sense to stay home, but last week I met up with some friends in the real world and picked it up. Fortunately it lasted less than a week. I can’t wait to get the perm tomorrow that was scheduled for last Wednesday because my hair’s an absolute mess!!! Sigh … just one more day.
I hope you both had a wonderful weekend and have a delightful day!
Hugs and blessings,
I love the phrase/line "and wait for the perfect wave." So much of time is spent doing--sometimes, the best thing we can do is sit still and wait.
Karen – Amen sister! One of the most wonderful things about walking at the beach (without Molly who is always on the go) is the opportunity to just watch … the waves, dolphins & seals, the surfers, the skies, the people fishing on the pier and/or enjoying the boardwalk … walking, jogging, or biking. When the weather is nicer, I often take my journal with me to write about what I see, think and feel. I feel so blessed to live here and grateful for what my leisurely retired life offers … especially as I reflect on the busy days of teaching in days of yore. I marvel how I managed everything back then, and if I had it to do over … I might have done less and taken more time to sit still.
Hugs and blessings,
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