Rain comes in phases--it pours, it sprinkles, the sun
appears, it pours. Is the weather taking cues from me? The sun’s rays burn my
eyes. The ground reflects its sparkle.
A bittersweet feeling of where I am lingers in the humid
air. Then the breeze comes—a soft, soothing breeze overpowering my senses. I
have chills.
This is what cleansing feels like. This is where I start again.
I gather my thoughts, organize my folders, push away all of my thoughts and
complaints properly filed under “first world problems,” and just enjoy what I Have.
Here I will refresh.
I fed your fishies. :-D
ReplyDeletehahaha thanks!
DeleteGood plan. :)
ReplyDeletethank you! you should see my list of ways to stay calm and center myself. considered taking up yoga...
DeleteWonderful :) I am convinced that if I only lived by the ocean overlooking those turquoise waters all I would have to do is close my eyes and breath in the fresh salty air to refresh and center myself :) Till then though, I suppose this would work ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm not a big beach person, but I do love quiet, cool coasts. The beaches closest to us are always the high-traffic and beyond hot coasts. No fun.
DeleteThis is beautiful. Thanks for sharing! xo
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for reading! :D
DeleteThis blog is very nice. Everything is design in well manner. I am finding this type of information from long time.
ReplyDeleteWell I try to keep it organized. Thank you.
DeleteAh the cleansing and creative power of rain :D Lovely.
ReplyDeleteJen
Thank you! :D
Deletelovely post. nice to meet you! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)
DeleteThis is a really great post. Thanks for sharing. I ought to think of writing 100 word posts myself.
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It helps when you don't have the time to write full-out developed posts, like me.
DeleteVery nice :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)
DeleteThis is beautiful Jennifer. You have such a lovely, old soul.
ReplyDeleteHugs and happy Sunday.
Aw, thanks Jenny. :)
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