No real idea about what to say…

They just came through while it was quietly snowing. Again.

Big, fat, fine. It made me happy to see them.

I swept the hearth brick, like every morning.  With the whiskbroom.  I like being down close to where I am cleaning.  Being on my hands and knees is comforting. Grounding.

I've just begun going through the basket of where I left off.  I look and really have no memory of what I was thinking.  I seem to have entered a fog stage.  Some transitional la-la land.  Who, where was I ?

I'll tack it all to the wall.  Maybe that will help.

 

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35 comments

  1. Lunne

    Do you have a plan if you get sick? I just had a terrible virus tat caused loss of consciousness and confusion. Thankfully my son and his wife live upstairs. You need to have a plan before it happpens!

  2. Pam S.

    I’d rather see wild turkeys than the buzzards that are always around here… they are huge! I guess they are also doing the cleaning up chore. 😬
    💙🕊️💪

  3. It will sort itself out. When we’ve had extreme cold here it always makes me feel a little lost for some reason, hard to focus. Stitched one of your moons on my “Good Enough” quilt today to patch one of the gaps…

  4. Joe Madl

    Sometimes the path is simply there. Not necessarily to be traveled. Sometimes merely contemplating the path is enough. Sometimes not. You never know. Until you do!

  5. sharon

    perhaps you’ll discover the path forward in the everyday tasks, on hands ‘n knees. the close-up view. living in a forest, i find a blur between work ‘n play, outdoors ‘n indoors. it all fascinates me. as does your drawing. maybe a feathered beast will emerge from the tip of your pen…

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