Life is constantly evolving. Ever since my companion and I came to an understanding about our future, I’ve been doing things differently little by little. I’ve also started to let go of things – material things that wouldn’t matter when the day comes. It’s quite exhilarating as a matter of fact, to get rid of belongings that aren’t essentially necessary.
The flood watch warning seemed to have passed and we ventured out to do some necessary shopping earlier. On our way back the sky was still covered with heavy, threatening dark clouds. But there were slivers of blue sky.
All darkness will pass. A sliver of hope will only be the beginning.
I woke up earlier than my companion this morning. Opened the family room window, I saw the gentle morning light colored the clouds so serenely..
Good morning with love, from Eldorado.
These days, living in a world like this, it’s getting increasingly difficult to do the right thing..
I’m a bit tired today..
(To be continued..)
On this first day of September, I went out for a run in the morning. I didn’t go to Cerro Alto Trailhead as I planned to. My companion thought that the trail condition could be messy due to yesterday’s surprise downpour. I understood he meant well and didn’t insist.
To mark a new beginning of this month, I deleted my main Pixelfed account permanently. It was only a matter of time. Plus I no longer see the point of having it anymore. So, adiós Pixelfed.
Sometimes all it takes is observing sunset in complete silence to soothe my mind, to realize that at the end nothing else really matters..
If you haven’t already noticed, I’m fascinated by clouds. They are never the same. They constantly change form and each moment is unique. What you see right now will not be the same the next second. It’s a great reminder that nothing lasts forever..
Not much to report today, but look at this.. Entirely Mother Nature’s creation. Absolutely no A.I.
In order to avoid the heat I went out and worked in the yard as soon as I finished my daily Españo course this morning. I filled up all the bird feeders when I noticed they were completely empty. And I saw a ground squirrel for the first time in our backyard..
It’s mundane but I don’t mind a bit. I’m quite content with a life like this..
This is one of the two favorite spots of ours to observe clouds and sunsets. This one is at the end of Ave Vista Grande, where we have to make a left turn in order to get home.
We used to frequent these two spots before sunset after we moved here and even more often during the pandemic. Looking back, it was such an uncertain time from various perspectives. But we always found somewhat a sense of peace when we parked our car there and watched the sun slowly disappear behind the mountains. We live in the Land of Enchantment, and that feeling confirms our decision. We are exactly we are supposed to be at this moment.