I really thought I'd already posted this walk...
But I couldn't find it.
So here it is, as I thought I'd organized it, probably as I fell asleep one night.
Today's quote:
Death tugs at my ear and says, "Live, I am coming."
-Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr., poet, novelist, essayist, and physician (1809-1894)
Pretty walk and views of the creek! Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Tuesday, Eileen! I need to go back to this simple walk again soon. Very peaceful.
Delete...water is a gift that we often disregard.
ReplyDeleteTrue, along with the air we breathe. I'm very grateful for both today!
DeleteWhat a lovely memorial!
ReplyDeleteI imagine Emilee liked to play in the water, thus the walkway is in remembrance of her short life.
DeleteHow absolutely beautiful and restful, Barb. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGlad to share this beauty with you!
DeleteOHHHH such a delicious post, I could stay here all day- I can very clearly hear the babbling brook, , the clear water tumbling over the stones. Lovely it is too! Whatever happened to shorten the life of Emilee is peacefully put to rest by the steam/creek/brook. Great little memorial .
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DeleteIt does give one a pause to enjoy the serenity, listen to birds and Flat Creek doing its continuation of purpose for a millennium.
DeleteA lovely walk. A deep quote to remember. Thank you Barbara. Aloha
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DeleteLost my reply, as well as your link. I read your blog daily, even when I don't comment. It is always inspiring and enjoyable. Thank you!
DeleteWhat a nice walk! Good to see a welcoming bench too..
ReplyDeleteYou said it...I spent a bit of time resting there and just soaking in the beautiful day.
DeleteI sometimes listen to a podcast as I am falling asleep. I may doze. I wake up and turn the phone off, and then I sometimes can't get back to sleep.
ReplyDeleteI just renewed some podcasts to listen to on my phone, but I sometimes just go off and get busy and miss half of them. My son uses little ear things so he can hear them wherever he is.
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