This life a road –the way preparedsigns to guide me,and still, I get lost. Construction, distraction,disobedience – throw me off –tendency to choose tougher routes,broken down and been sidelined And yet, the road still beckons,invites progression, thrills.A rolling stone gathers no moss,my father liked to say, and so… I push ahead, keep motoring,trust the obstacles […]
(Written during my bedbound years with ME/CFS)
May is Myalgic Encephalomyelitis awareness month. Also known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, this disease is characterized by exhaustion after exertion. The exertion can be physical -taking a shower; emotional – worrying or obsessing; or mental- filling out forms. The best source of information about ME/cfs, as we call it, is the Bateman Horne Center. They […]
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Thanks!
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Wonderful spring gifts, V.J.
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Thanks Tanja. Best of all, the sun in shining today!
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That feels so good, doesn’t it?! 🌞
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I’m rather fond of robin’s and your photo is wonderful. Great collection for this week. 😀
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Thanks Cee
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Ah, signs of spring! What kind of tree is that dangling its pretty bits?
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I’m not exactly sure, Liz. I was surprised to find so many still hanging on.
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I miss springtime there. I also miss that big wide openness. The keys, poignant, the sky, exuberant. Thank you.
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The expansiveness of the sky is the best part of country living. Thank you.
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I love the pic of the robin. We had a very healthy looking one popping around the deck yesterday…and I wondered if she’s expecting? I love the little glisten of snow in your pic, VJ. Thanks for sharing. 😊
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We actually saw some ducklings the other day, so she could be pregnant. Seems early but who knows. Thanks Victoria
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😉❤️😉
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Lovely. Someone on Saskbirders posted a pic of their first robin sighting this spring, of course in the snow poor thing.
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That’s a good omen though! Thanks.
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