No, I haven’t found a potential significant other.
Rather, I’ve fallen in love with where I live all over again. This is my first full summer here for many, many years. When I worked, I traveled and was more gone than here. This is what helped me “survive” the summer. But really it deprived me. I don’t care what the weather man says about rainfall this summer. It was, and still is, green everywhere. Flowers abounded in waves as the rain windows opened up. Skies not to be believed. So lush. So vast. Gorgeous sunsets and moonrises have rekindled my love.
Rather, I’ve fallen in love with where I live all over again. This is my first full summer here for many, many years. When I worked, I traveled and was more gone than here. This is what helped me “survive” the summer. But really it deprived me. I don’t care what the weather man says about rainfall this summer. It was, and still is, green everywhere. Flowers abounded in waves as the rain windows opened up. Skies not to be believed. So lush. So vast. Gorgeous sunsets and moonrises have rekindled my love.
I love it! I loved the monsoon season in Arizona, too. Beautiful photos! Mary Orton
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary. I'm glad I could bring a little bit of those sense memories back!
ReplyDeleteGREAT photos, Joan! Who needs a hubby when you have the desert to love, anyway?
ReplyDeleteExactly G (I think!?)
ReplyDeleteThe photos are almost as spectacular as that voice of yours: "Those of us falling in love again. We think you are just as interested we are..." 100% pure Joan. Who doesn't feel better after a dose of you?! Sending a giant hug from the Bagel Belt.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ellie! A high compliment from one as lyrical as you! OX
ReplyDeleteJoan, Thank you.
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