
Ever since the first of the year, theMan and I have been trying to make it out to the coast to walk along the ocean’s edge at sunset. After weeks of talking about it, we finally made it.

Ever since the first of the year, theMan and I have been trying to make it out to the coast to walk along the ocean’s edge at sunset. After weeks of talking about it, we finally made it.
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…and Ah’ll tak the low road.
Because I don’t care if you get there before me. As a matter of fact, I don’t care if our two roads ever meet. Not today anyway. I’m out for a solo run, enjoying the new growth along the single-track trail. It’s so nice to be out on this glorious day — running.

It’s the tarnish on copper, the sheen on wood furniture, or the similar change in any surface produced by weathering and age. I can feel it on this here necklace. When I put my hand to the leather, there is a smoothness to the right and left of the stone. But where the stone hangs, there appears to be a different kind of weathering which I was not aware of until now.

Young Simba has returned to live with me. It’s an adjustment for all but we are all starting to fall into a new rhythm.

In a pool a water, sits a tiny bit of dry land.
