My birthday came and went, then the World Snooker Championship started. Fifteen days of riveting table sports, sitting with Grey's door open to the spring and (some days) heat, crochet hook in hand (when not eating or doing puzzles).
Parked in the West Bay Glenmorag car park, watching the big trees go from bare to full leaf over the past three weeks has been soothing.
Trying to get motivated to visit The Hutch. Perhaps by the time you are reading this, I might have made it up those stairs!
That's the sum total of this post. A travel hiatus with a favourite hobby, a favourite sport and a favourite place. Sometimes being still is all that's required.
Wise words, YAM! XX
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a lovely interlude.
ReplyDeleteThe cherry blossom is always welcome. I heard somewhere that in UK spring travels north at about 3 miles per hour - slower up hills and faster down them.
ReplyDeleteit is... yes!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat words
ReplyDeleteYes, you are so right and the flowering tree is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Yam - lots to think about at the moment - let alone ignoring those things we do not need to think about. Congratulations on another year, and I do hope you've made it up the stairs to the Hutch - cheers and stay still! H xo
ReplyDeleteYour picture is glorious, YAM. It reminds me so much of an impressionist painting. If you have to motivate yourself to visit The Hutch maybe it’s time to sell it. Seems a shame to let it sit vacant for months on end.
ReplyDeleteI am loving all the trees this spring, they look beautiful. The stairs sounds like a problem. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteWe hope you've made it back to the hutch by now and are still enjoying all your distractions.
ReplyDeleteYAM Aunty what a fun photo and the key word is FAVORITE!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words about my Haiku...I'm finally catching on writing them
Enjoy
Hugs cecilia
What a wonderful time you are having. Nature is particularly generous and fresh in the Spring and right in the thick of it. I'm quite jealous.
ReplyDeleteLizzie
So very true!
ReplyDeleteThat time of being still is so hard to find sometimes but so good for the soul.
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