chronicle of my journey through my matriarch years - love , work, dreams, frustrations, poems, paradoxes
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Rabbi Monty made a call for poems to share at high holiday services, which got me reading through this blog looking for, and finding a few, poems. I've been letting this blog languish, but I don't want to let it die. Reading back to when I started it in 2005 feels good. I want there to still be words here seven years from now. I want to be alive then, but who know. I want to be writing as long as I'm alive. It is storming out - a good thing in the summer. Summer is almost over. next week this timekk will be back to start her sophomore year. Today has been odd, off kilter, maybe because of the storms. We saw a bad accident on the road in an earlier rain storm. A donut truck hit a biciclyst and firetrucks came to the rescue. It was scary to see. I hope the cyclist lived. We were on the way to swim with Liam in Annalyn's indoor pool. It was so amazing to watch him really swim, put his head willingly under the water again and again, kick, and reach and pull with his arms. That part of the day was not unsettled, just very happy.
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Nice to see a comment in this blog again, Victoria. Awful about the bicyclist. I hope he lived too. But really cool that Liam is so brave on the water!
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