i'm feeling like last night's long normal rest
has placed me back in my body again.
there was a real disjunction
summer-winter-summer
and a hemisphere and 9000 miles (give or take)
and back home to the foothills
wild grapevine, the ultimate opportunist
wendy chased this one...and it returns
dawn and dusk
enjoying cut grass in the yard
drunken bale
this composition reminds me of nigel peake's drawing
round
and around
i thought it was another bird, but it's not
under the bird
hot ears during early morning walks
there is high summer happening!
Welcome home to your body... I'm slowly re-entering mine. Its taking time.
ReplyDeleteeven when I just go a few kms and a few days away it takes me a while to reset..... I'm just such a homebody I suppose!
ReplyDeleteenjoy the summer
Travel is very discombobulating! Relax, breathe, enjoy Wendy, reclaim your world.
ReplyDeleteso glad you are back in your body- love that word "discombobulating" but not the feeling, as always your pictures are wonderful.
ReplyDeletevalerie, i want to be settled, already!
ReplyDeleteronnie, me, too, in spite of loving travel
penny, wendy is grounding
jean, thanks, and maybe i'll feel properly connected now
as we canted in the 60s
ReplyDeleteBe Here Now.
welcome back!
good to be back in your body eh? and your landscape seems to be greeting you
ReplyDeleteI so know that feeling of reentering your body. I only went from Connecticut to London and am still adjusting to the 5 hour time difference coming home [4 days later]. You, my dear, changed seasons even! Mind boggling!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back.
Hi V - the weird out of body travel sensations are one of the prices we pay for experience aren't they? Glad things are settling and I can tell how good fit is to be home!
ReplyDeletenancy, i am SO here, i think!
ReplyDeleteneki, the land is amazing
jennifer, your trip was so quick, your soul is just catching up! me-well, two good night's sleeping have made a world of difference.
fiona, i loved oz, and i love home. it's all so sweet, this life.