Ah, Spring Break from so long ago. Sunshine. Ocean. South Beach.
Sister…we need a beach vacation!

Ah, Spring Break from so long ago. Sunshine. Ocean. South Beach.
Sister…we need a beach vacation!

Grande Emotikin is soooooo happy that goddaughter Tall is visiting this weekend

Some days in Seattle, especially Sundays,
it’s necessary to make your own.
Sun, that is.

We have these Pantone color-matching cards that make the perfect,
and we mean perfect, sunshine colors.
Mimosa makes sense for PMS 14-0848,
like Sunday brunch at the beach.
The mechanics are a bit like flying a kite,
string required, of course.
A bit of wind helps, but not too much.
You wait for just the right breeze, the right lift,
and you hoist your sunshine into the sky.
And bask in the glow.
Good for the soul.
SPF 2 is plenty.
simply random snapshots of New Years Day in the woods of Lincoln Park…
communing with trees

composting autumn on the 138th step

awed by so many layers of life in these woods
a posterized view over Puget Sound
If it doesn’t snow at the beach, can you still meet a snowman?
If you find the right ingredients, like low tide, a crab leg for a nose,
seaweed hair, driftwood and sea-grass arm,s and pebble eyes…
And magic mittens that make sand into snow, sort of…

And the final magic?
Sunday sunshine .

Step one. Step onto the bridge. Don’t look down.
Step two. Move toward the light. Don’t look down.
Step three. Half way. Look up.
Step four. Dancing now. Step ball change.
The signpost isn’t the only one who can stand on one leg.
Left leg leap (a wise woman once said “left is the spiritual side”).
Magical forest… light really is dripping from my feet.
Ta da! I sprout leaf wings.
Thank you, Autumn.
This blog brought to you by the lure of the Sahale bridge at Islandwood.


