Your reflective comment inspired me to think ahead. Thank you, Liz.
"Today" trickled inside my shirt, and I expect it to again tomorrow, but the night air chilled, the sawing bugs were silent, and somehow neighborhood dog barks sounded just a little different. Perhaps the echoes?
The ride will come when I can armor my body for safety without having to install a spigot in my jacket.
Anima is known to the beholder when it has been demonstrated before, Carol. I have seen this big chunk of steel at work before and know it exists. I look forward to firing it up and imposing my attitude on its capability.
The "American Flyer" is ready to roll, although I've always suspected that the bike rides me. Ah hah> Really rollin', really rollin', easy rollin', although the hills are a bit testy.
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"Are you all right?" A voice called.
Another laugh as I penned this response.
"Yes, dear. I'm fine."
And so is your comment. Thank you for it.
"Today" trickled inside my shirt, and I expect it to again tomorrow, but the night air chilled, the sawing bugs were silent, and somehow neighborhood dog barks sounded just a little different. Perhaps the echoes?
The ride will come when I can armor my body for safety without having to install a spigot in my jacket.
Come on, Autumn!
Yee haw!