The ocean rolls, pulls, pushes, and crashes. Life does that sometimes. Today is one of those days. 🙂
But, I’m off to walk a couple of miles, listen to my tunes, sew a few seams, and reclaim my mojo.
Then I’ll ride those waves right into tomorrow, because I’m going to a garden show with a friend and look forward to sharing the details with you on Monday.
Here’s hoping you have a fabulous weekend. 🙂
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Gorgeous photo, Judy! Enjoy the flower show, can’t wait to hear about it!
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Have a great time, Judy…..always a new day, that’s the attitude to have! Have fun….look forward to hearing about it.
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Hope you’ve recovered your mojo. Just looking at that ocean does it for me. Enjoy the garden show.
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Some good music and a few miles on the treadmill, and I’m raring to go again. 🙂
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Beautiful photo! I understand what you mean about needing to “refuel” once in awhile. Endless days without sun do that to me. I’m glad you have your flower show to pep you up! Sometimes I just need a mindless wandering through the mall to recharge me!
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One thing about being at a ‘mature’ age, we all know what the secret is to popping right back up. Whether it is a flower show, a walk through the mall, a movie, tunes, 10,000 steps, as long as we know how to get back up, that’s what is important. Take care, friend, and let me know what the latest fashions are as you take your walk. 🙂
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Water can bring us such peace of mind. I hope you have a great weekend Judy.
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There is no better way than a walk and a listen to some music for me…and a garden show sounds grand! Best wishes..
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In the early fall we went through a crazy six weeks when our four year old cat died unexpectedly of cancer, 5 days later one of our sons told us he had a detached retina and was having surgery exactly a week after we lost her, and then a few weeks later our other son experienced a collapsed lung and required surgery. I held up through the first two but the kind of lost it with the third. Two days after the last news I told my husband I wanted to go to Nauset Beach on Cape Cod to walk and look at the waves. It is one of my favorite places on earth. So we did, then had a lobster roll and I was back on track. There is nothing like looking at the water you captured in this beautiful picture. On a good note, all were home and healthy for Christmas and no cats died. 🙂
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I’m always a sucker for a story with a happy ending. 🙂 A walk on the beach and a lobster roll is definitely good medicine for what ails you.
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We all seem to be on a similar page. Must be the impending change of season. We can feel it thrumming in the earth. No stopping it now! Spring WILL come.
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This State of Mind posts in blogosphere really is telling me something that I should do something peaceful. 😀 Thanks for the peaceful image.
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Maybe we’re in a peaceful state of mind because you share adventure with us. 🙂
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We’re all getting antsy waiting for spring and the promise of warm weather and everything beginning to bloom. You can’t be gloomy surrounded by flowers!
Beautiful photo. I find staring at water….calm water, crashing waves, waterfalls….is so relaxing. Maybe hypnotic is a better word.
I know you’re gonna love the flower show!! That’s a no-brainer. Take lotsa photos to share with us please! 😝
Gotta get on my treadmill and give the arthritis a run for it’s money! Have a great weekend.
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That’s right. You’ve got to show that arthritis you are in charge right before it ‘points’ out who really is in charge. 🙂 I walk around four miles every day, but some evenings require a heating pad. The next day finds me right back at it though. Walking is goood physically and mentally. You have a good weekend. 🙂
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“walk a couple of miles, listen to my tunes, sew a few seams”–that sounds like a good prescription for whatever ails a person! I know this combo always seem to work for me!
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You got it. That’s my only prescription that I take daily. 🙂
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Wonderful, Judy, enjoy your weekend and I look forward to hearing about it on Monday x
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Yes, yes! Enjoy the show. Looking forward to Monday’s post.
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Great post and wish I could be standing in front of that picture 🙂 I hope you can have a great week-end as well and looking forward to your pics on about the Flower Show
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What a great thing to be able to walk along the ocean shore. You enjoy your weekend as well!
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Oh you will be in heaven at the garden show and I hope to see lots of pics! 🙂
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The push and pull of the ocean is a wonderful way to see our state of mind….constantly shifting💕
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While growing up along Lake Erie, I felt the “pull” of the water. I also when my parents retired and had their back yard, the lake was so relaxed and filled with peace from waves repeatedly helped put me to sleep. This was the Ocean but the effect is similar, Judy. Lovely post and photo.
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Hope you found your mojo back Judy
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I did, and now if I just had some of those wonderful walking trails you have I’d be even better. 🙂
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How wonderful it would be to sit by that ocean today! 🙂
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The ocean always does it for me too in all its moods.
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What a beautiful picture. The surf here is really high this week because of the incoming storm — and the microscopic chance we will get rain. I love the beach and the ocean. One day there can be a vacation!
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