Tomorrow
There’ll be sun!
Working long hours has left me feeling scattered. I’ve been unable to get back on course with my old routine (I do believe I had one, but I might be wrong).
Bloodroot White satin With a dash of orange And a green wrap Perfectly set off Against a backdrop Of brittle brown Oh, welcome Ye spring
Last week I took a couple days off so I could have a four day weekend to work on a few writing/get organized projects. For all the time I spent at my computer, I still felt like I got very little done.
Jagged edge
Cut like a knife
glint of silver
bouncing light
My furnace blower stopped working last night. I got it going again a couple times by manually spinning the blower fan, and then turning the furnace back on again. This was repeated everytime the fan tried to turn back on (often). Sure I could have left the fan on but what fun would that have…
Whenever I visit family or family visits me, after their visit, their absence is heard in the silence, the lack of conversation and laughter. It’s felt in the lack of them, the empty space that was so recently filled with a familiar, cozy presence. It takes awhile to adjust and for things to feel normal…
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Hey darlin’, I saw your post and had to pop in. Seems life has tried to darken my world. My Mama is in ICU right now.
Your post reminded me of a Downs syndrome student I had once. We always took our Special Ed. class to a lake just before school was out each summer. I had this young fella in the paddle boat with me. It was a drizzly, damp cold day.
We were paddlin’ across the lake and he said, ” Oh..Mrs. Nezzy isn’t it a beautiful sunny day?”
I looked at him and said, why…little mister…it’s cloudy, cold and there is NO sun. He looked at me in his wise way and said, yes, yes there is. It’s just hidin’ behind the clouds. The sun is always shinin’ even when we can’t see it!”
I remind myself of this often.
Glorious pictures as always sweetie!
Have a blessed and sunny day :o)
I love your story! I won’t forget such a beautiful message.
Sorry to hear about your Mom. I’ll say a prayer for both of you.
Oh so lovely. Look at those brave new blades of grass popping out of the ground all around Luke…green and precious. I’ll sure never take spring for granted ever again! Sun, let there be sun!
Lynn
Very beautiful. And, the sun will come out soon. We’ve had a record month of snow but we had sun today! Perhaps you did too!
Your photos were perfect for the lyrics!
Beautiful photos! Love that song but ~ I hope the sun came out for you TODAY 🙂