A few of you mentioned that you would have no problem "relaxing" in that spot overlooking the lake.
Unfortunately, that was a place I visited, not where I live.
If I did live there, I would never leave.
You can bet that next spring I will be kayaking there.
Pictures to follow!
These photos are just ones I took along the way.
I take a lot of pictures, of anything that moves me.
Like this little trailer. Why the heck fix the roof?
We'll just build this over the top.
I have always loved old barns. My old barn had a roof like this. I loved the way it looked, unfortunately the water ran through it like a sieve.
Some people prefer this. Newly made, purchased as a package, and constructed on your site.
This is more my style.
A barn with history. Personality.
The house is for sale, and it is right on the brook, as well as right on the road. Problem is, the brook is about 60 ft straight down an embankment behind the house.
I now look at everything that could cause a fall. Not so long ago, I would have just been scrambling down there, thinking I was invincible.
Huh.
I know better now.
There were a few places that looked like they were straight out of the movie "Deliverance".
Please stay in your car.
Speaking of cars..........this one caught my eye. It has seen better days, but I love it.
Several of you asked about the doctor. Did I call him?
Well, actually, I had his email address. He told me to email him with any concern.
So I did. And he said, "it's too soon to panic. Give it some more time. If the intense headache persists, we will do an MRI, but I think it will resolve on its own."
After a sluggo day yesterday, and not much more today, keeping a VERY low profile, my headache does seem to have lessened considerably.
I did try massaging my head, (thanks Susan and Bruce) but I have to do it very carefully. The back of my head is still incredibly sensitive.
I have to back up, and pay attention. When I do, what I see is truly marvelous.
Mindfulness means paying attention in a particular way:
on purpose,
in the present moment,
and nonjudgmentally.
JON KABAT-ZINN
on purpose,
in the present moment,
and nonjudgmentally.
JON KABAT-ZINN
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