Upon waking this morning, my thoughts arose in the following order: "What a good sleep", "I think it's still early?", "yeah-I'm off today", "gotta pee", "wow-look at the moon", and (with ablutions completed) I slipped on my dressing gown and stepped outside for a digital moment.
Meanwhile, I was putting petrol in at the Shell station a few days ago and noticed I had company. As I stood there squeezing fuel with my left hand, my right brain was trying to figure out how to photograph my companions impressive shadow. Like a giant paparazzi I obnoxiously
kneeled down right in her face and she quickly started advancing toward the shade. Before she made it this was the best shot I got.
At the back of Savers I was dropping off some old clothes and was momentarily mesmerized with joy at this simple and slightly asymmetrical vision.
MACC glass surrounds the parking lot trees and can often be found laying benignly in your parking space. Despite it's smoothed edges (and being the big girl that I am) I still avoid sitting my truck on top of it.
The Maui convertible. Shaka to you too
Brah!
"Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it". Confucius.
This feels like a good representation of my transition and transformation. I know I'm on the right path, but have often wondered at what point on my journey am I?
And in the end, as we all know it doesn't matter because the joy is in the journey and there will always breakthroughs and clarity.... followed by new paths.
I love this contrail underlining the moon, whose Latin name is luna and from which lunatic is derived. The ancients believed that lunacy fluctuated with the phases of the moon....it's been my experience that waxing and waning is not necessarily required.
OK- back to basics, yes, you are seeing double.... double trouble.
As for this....just make up your own story!
Put your paws up and rest a while under the palapa, and as I started with a quote, I'm going to end with one.
"We do not need to be in a hurry, and there is no time to waste." Miguel Ruiz.
