I can’t believe it’s already November! This time of the year, more than ever, we need to take care of ourselves. Long nights, cold weather, festivities, …, the perfect recipe for depression. Being an introvert and prone to depression person I need to take care of myself before the winter blues catch me.
Full moon blessing and a wonderful Friday to you!
E.
I don’t have pets, but these canadian geese are all over my neighbourhood and sometimes they come to my backyard. I think I can consider them as pets :))
Joining Cee’s black and white photo challenge.
You can find wonderful stories here:
Ebb
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Beneath the surface
Monsters and hidden treasures
Lurk unsuspected
Awaiting discovery
When the tides of life have turned
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The depths of a soul
Battered by experience
Hides many secrets
The waves will wash over them
A gradual erosion
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A new beginning
Solve et coagula
Eternal motion
Wha will be is always born
From all that has gone before
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The photo for this week’s prompt was taken at Heysham, on the beach below St Patrick’s chapel. There is als a wonderful old church there with a superb hogback stone.
As always, I would like to thank everyone for their contibutions. I love seeing how many different stories and poems can be born from one image. All the posts are listed below, please click on the links below to read them and leave a comment for the author! A new prompt will be published later…
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“The present moment is filled with joy and happiness.
If you are attentive, you will see it.”
Thick Nhat Hanh
Sharing with Nurturing Thursday
New month, new possibilities, blank pages to be filled up with joy!
Only 3 things I’ve planned for November:
And you? What are the 3 main things you want to focus this month?
Happy November!
Joining Cee’s Challenge!
Where do you eat breakfast?
In my kitchen, I love to prepare something health and eat it slowly enjoying the moment. I wake up early everyday, around 5:30, to have ‘me time’: I journal, do yoga and meditation. At 7 am I’m in the kitchen preparing lunch bags for the 4 of us. I finally have time for my breakfast when all these tasks are done.
Given the choice of anyone in the world, whom would you want have an evening with?
Well, if it is permited to use my imagination, I’d like to have an evening with the ladies of Sex and the City, the characters, not the actors, of the series. It will be a funny evening, only laughing, talking about nothing serious, only drinking and relaxing. Of course wearing glorious shoes!
If you could be a tree or plant, what would you be?
I’d be a coconut tree, tall and strong living on a tropical island!
What inspired you or what did you appreciate this past week? Feel free to use a quote, a photo, a story, or even a combination.
Hope you enjoyed my answers!
Have a great evening!
E.
We are almost reaching the beach. It wasn’t an easy day, I hate when Hugh talks to me like that. The children should be OK at the cottage with the nanny, better there than here with this weather and his mood changing all the time.
I should have listened to the old folks in the village “nobody go that way this time of the year, it isn’t safe”, but of course Hugh needs to proof that he is right and nothing can change his mind. He came here to find an answer and he won’t stop until he gets it. I can’t understand why he is following the advice of that old witch, he is a business man, practical and never believed in magic. I shouldn’t have agreed with this nonsense, not without knowing what he is looking for, what the witch told him.
We should be close, I can hear the waves and Hugh is getting nervous, more than the usual.
What is he taking out of his backpack? No! It can’t be! How didn’t I see it coming! No Hugh! Please, no!
I’m alone now and my body is ebbing away.
Sharing with Sue’s Thursday photo prompt. The name of the character Hugh is for my friend Hugh from Hugh’s Views & News, he writes great horror/mystery stories and just posted one today ‘When the clocks go back”. I think he will like that I have named the guy after him. 🙂
I’m sharing a tiny spider since we are few days from halloween for Roda’s critter challenge.
Tiny things always fill up my soul with happiness. I love to walk on the beach and find tiny treasures a long the way. I found this stone, heart shaped, on the day of the solar eclipse. I brought it home and wrote what I was needing more that day. I keep it on my desk in my studio, and it’s priceless for me. This tiny stone (or rock as I prefer to call it) will always remind me of that day.
Sharing with Cee’s challenge.
