Catching My Breath
So begins a long holiday weekend, last hurrah of the school year and opening salvo of summer. It is a delicious morning. Scrumptious. Meant to be eaten with a spoon. Or no, with a fork, slowly. Not slurped or inhaled but consumed mindfully.
On a go-to-office morning I would be encased in glass and masonry by now, shut off from the elements. All head, no heart. But today I'm at home, windows open, air flowing through the house. Birds outside, birds inside. Music everywhere.
Time for a long exhale. Very long. Then another, and another. The long winter is over. Time to catch my breath.
On a go-to-office morning I would be encased in glass and masonry by now, shut off from the elements. All head, no heart. But today I'm at home, windows open, air flowing through the house. Birds outside, birds inside. Music everywhere.
Time for a long exhale. Very long. Then another, and another. The long winter is over. Time to catch my breath.
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