Beach rubble in Provincetown
Gray's beach, Yarmouthport
Lunch with a friend at Sesuit Harbor, Dennis
Sesuit Harbor
Almost a month has passed. Fun was had, but no new insights about my life have occurred. I did talk to people, saw art and a movie, took nature walks, thrift shopped. At first I engulfed all these things as if I had been starving, which I had been. Then, slowed down a bit. No, I did not have to do everything I miss. Such as meditation groups and yoga embodiments though I received two.
I paid for three plus three mindfulness therapy sessions but it got to be too much. So I lost some money by pre-paying although she gave me a gift certificate for the sessions I could not make. That was a reminder in itself as I rarely pre-pay for future usage.
My eyes are sometimes bigger than my stomach.
But all in all a glorious time. although I admit I have not been reading your blogs, dear friends.
Love, Suki
6 comments:
Well who wants to blog when one is enjoying such delightful experiences on "The Cape"! lol Looks wonderful! You'll have lots of time to "catch up" :) Glad you have indulged :) We actually had our first snow here today in the Denver area! WooHoo! :)
hi suki, sounds like you are off the cape and home again. a month is a wonderful amount of time and i'm glad you were able to give yourself such a gift.
you are a good photographer.
ps. i had a gig managing the marketing of whaler's wharf for a time and i was there when the piecemeal remnants of that gorgeous cement sign was laid at the back of whaler's wharf. the artisan coop was there to its left for five years.
i hope you have some insights in your dreams about where and how you want to live :^)
love
kj
Movement is good. I'm so happy for you that you gave yourself this change of scenery.
well, no matter what, it all looks lovely
I never tire of NE marshes and beach scenes. I'm so glad you had a wonderful time away. You so deserve it, and more♥
Helllo nice post
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