“Whoa! How’d you do that Nia?” Cal asked. “Do what?” “Make the coffee cup look like it’s magical? Invisible? Part of the countertop?” “Beats me,” Nia shrugged. “Some enchantments we accept from the camera without question.” “Our waitress yesterday was a little quirky.” Tal wiggled her eyebrows.
Radiant. Positive. Energy. The pictures suggest to me “kindred spirits.” That you so easily shifted gears with the change in plans (automatic mood shifter!) exemplifies your ongoing messaging. As I’m less a country music listener and more a pop/oldies kinda guy, your ease of re-engagement brought to mind Jimmy Buffett’s song, Cowboy In The Jungle. “From a bronco ride to a ten foot tide. She just had to learn to roll. Roll with the punches, played off all her hunches. What she (not typist!) lacked in ambition, she made up with intuition.” Later on Jimmy wrote:”Trying to pack lost years into five or six days.” Once again, typist/paintist and liver of life models living in this moment. So fortunate for what you offer this follower to work on his automatic mood shifter.
Every day Gail, you show us how. Every day! You bring to mind what must be my favourite book title, ‘The Answer to How is Yes’, by Peter Block. As I pulled it down from my shelf just now I see that the subtitle reads, ‘acting on what matters’. As I said, you show us how. Yes! ♥️ ☕️
A long time ago I wrote this poem in honor of Greg, who opened a new dimension inside of me.
https://bornfree.substack.com/p/humble-influence?s=w
These photos make my heart happy. Love your attitude on this journey.
You continue to live out the lyrics to one of my favorite songs:
“Life ain’t always beautiful, but it’s a beautiful ride.”- Gary Allan
“I am wonder-filled!” Enough said… 🙏🏼🕊🙏🏼
You two know how to make the best of it ❤️
Radiant. Positive. Energy. The pictures suggest to me “kindred spirits.” That you so easily shifted gears with the change in plans (automatic mood shifter!) exemplifies your ongoing messaging. As I’m less a country music listener and more a pop/oldies kinda guy, your ease of re-engagement brought to mind Jimmy Buffett’s song, Cowboy In The Jungle. “From a bronco ride to a ten foot tide. She just had to learn to roll. Roll with the punches, played off all her hunches. What she (not typist!) lacked in ambition, she made up with intuition.” Later on Jimmy wrote:”Trying to pack lost years into five or six days.” Once again, typist/paintist and liver of life models living in this moment. So fortunate for what you offer this follower to work on his automatic mood shifter.
CURE!
I see the chemo Par-tay became a diner Par-tay! Not a bad move, as long as you're ok, Gail. Keep up the positive attitude!
With thoughts of love, with butterflies, my prayers for you still fly above.
Every day Gail, you show us how. Every day! You bring to mind what must be my favourite book title, ‘The Answer to How is Yes’, by Peter Block. As I pulled it down from my shelf just now I see that the subtitle reads, ‘acting on what matters’. As I said, you show us how. Yes! ♥️ ☕️
T-shirt: “Common sense. It’s not a gift, it’s a punishment. Because you have to deal with everyone who doesn’t have it.” 😁
But it feels like you, Gail, work to pass that gift on to others. 💚