"I am lovers with what hasn't a name: the inside of wind,

the stutter of rain ..." ❤ excerpt (c) Amy Schutzer


Friday, June 24, 2011

~ My Friday Ramble ~

~ Wild Rosemary and Red Mangrove and Sea Grape at Bayside ~

Friday ramble
oatmeal honey breakfast
dishes
blog visits
kissy bear huggy face Molly Gael
dreaming of RV'ing sooner than later
house needs to sell
motorcycle needs to sell
my Volvo sold - dental work is ongoing - Yeah!
watching movies - Scarlet Letter - Candyman, Yikes!
thankful for rain 3 days in a row
meditation
reading
texted one daughter - talked to another daughter
Molly Gael - Coccidia is gone, pneumonia is breaking up
a quart of orange blossom honey from my honey
irwin's ashes - ashes to ashes - dust to dust
trying to figure out Nikon Photo on my Apple
encouraged a friend
encouraged by a friend
dreaming of photography black and white
waiting on books to appear from amazon 
thinking how to fix my broken imagination
what rock is my muse hiding under
talking to myself - get up early and walk
eat eat eat
cold hard truth
love is on my mind
dark will fall
i will sleep
tomorrow - i will walk

Happy Friday ya'll! :)

6 comments:

mxtodis123 said...

Sounds like a busy time. I love that picture of the herbs. Fantastic.
Mary

Ashling said...

Seems to me your Muse is alive & well. Enjoy that walk tomorrow....and congratulations on Molly Gael doing so much better!

renilde said...

Muses sometimes go hiding for awhile but they will appear soon and amaze you, big hug x

Akannie said...

So glad to hear that Molly Gael is better!

That was lovely, and I am insanely jealous that rosemary doesn't grow wild here. In NC I had planted it at the end of my front porch, and it was a huge shrub!

Thunder's a'rollin...better go feed my chickens and check on stuff before the water starts to fall AGAIN...sigh....

Kerry O'Gorman said...

Ramble indeed!! What a fantastic way to document a day...maybe one day your r.v will find our farm on your map!

septembermom said...

Love this kind of Whitmanesque verse. This was very enjoyable to read!

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