The morning fogs seemed gentle today. I jackhammered myself up and off to the pool
after losing my morning game of solitaire.
By the time I reached pool on its rise above the sea, the world was a
warmer place.
I just gave up on being so careful with my diet today. I ate my yogurt, ate a half sandwich for
lunch, and ate glazed nuts mid-afternoon.
Wantonly throwing my hands up in the air, I just abandoned myself to
life and felt remarkably better all around.
Of course I might lapse back into misery at any time, but this moment is
a happy one.
I chatted with Bobbie this morning. Yesterday she was pulling her hair out. She’s feeling weighted down with mother
stuff, with Mikey stuff. They did die
within two weeks of each other compounding her life with anger and
resentments. Slowly things get taken
care of….too slowly for her. I’m an ear….maybe
three or four down, but still an ear.
An old friend wrote on Don’s obit yesterday, and I dreamed
about it all night long. She talked
about how wonderful Don was when his friend Gene, her husband, died. What could I say, I wondered. Eventually during my morning pool time, it
struck me that I could post a link to that Don Photo album on facebook. And so I did making myself feel better in
balance.
True friendship lasts forever. Beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteI love your tender heart so much, Mage!
ReplyDeleteIt a great gift that you're there to listen.
ReplyDeleteit has been said that misery is refundable.
ReplyDeleteSnowing here, Mage, but I'm hell bound and determined to meet a friend for a skinny, decaf latte in about an hour.
ReplyDeleteKetchikan is beautiful.
Don't know what I did to earned my digestive system disdain, but I did it and soooo tired of trying to figure it out.
Sometimes it's good to let go!, As for my iPad. No way will I give it up. Wearing sun screen and it helps!
ReplyDeleteTough time for you now. I am sorry.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are wonderful. So many memories. You too were a comfort to me during that time. Did I ever thank you properly? I think not so I do it now. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYou're a wonderful friend, Mage. I remember Ketchikan quite well. Your photo is beautiful and sure brings back memories.
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