Painting blue skies today! regardless of the overcast 'real' skies that carry with them this looming feeling. Mondays can be quite dull and also a bit melancholy...I prefer Tuesdays! :) and sometimes...
“There is melancholy in the wind and sorrow in the grass” ~ Charles Kuralt
image source: time for a change by LoLo Malaya
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Mondays are always the worse day of the week for me. It's pouring here but that's okay. It's a perfect backdrop for my overcast mind. The good news: Spring is here and everything is bursting forth with new life. I'll spend every waking free moment I have in the garden from now until the first frost of Fall.
Absolutely! Just this morning my tulips have popped up everywhere, the early variety kind ~ Spring has Sprung!
you know CJ, ~ I sense a great poem title here! ~ "It's a perfect backdrop for my overcast mind." :)
Ya know, I've been inspired to write a poem lately but I don't want to write a negative one.
I seem to oscillate between both light and dark poems as well as artwork.
Both age and wisdom seems to jade a soul over time and I've become more of a realist than a romantic these days but the romance side hasn't been completely snuffed out yet!
In fact, I find your poems quite inspiring so you may see one posted soon :)
Thanks for the inspirtation
Um, that last word was suppose to read 'inspiration'
I've made up a new word!
A freudian slip perhaps? ;)
tuesday, any day, except monday!
Sorry, but maybe I have lived just enough mondays, I don't even capitalize their name now.
At a meeting this morning I had to ask my chair partner what day this is
and she said, "You gotta be kidding", so I said "Yep!" (But I was not kidding -grin!).
If we have six "depression-type" mornings a year in Naples, it is more than normal. Maybe by afternoon, clouds, but scattered.
BTW, when CJ wrote "Thanks for the inspirtation", I misread it to read "Thanks for the insflirtation"!!!
Monday or not...it's fun to be here, and I feel GREAT! How's THAT grab ya?
thanks to you
the day is anything but
dull & sad.
thanks for the blue brush!
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