“The mind is like a richly woven tapestry in which the colors are distilled from the experiences of the senses, and the design drawn from the convolutions of the intellect.” Carson McCullers
Sunday, October 26, 2008
!st peek of the sun through the distant trees.
About 7:30 a.m. -moments before sunrise.
Looking east across the river to New York State, U.S.A.
Beautiful pictures Eileen what a lovely start to your blog. Thanks for your comments on my blog,hope you manage to get the work finished on your house at least you held on to your money,my builder was a real smooth talker and I was stupid enough to be sucked in(I should have waited untill I was feeling better before we got the builders in)Never mind we live and learn by our mistakes! By the way Nellie is a real cutie! Love from Kathy and the girls
What a beautiful place to live no wonder you look forward to getting back there!The river is amazing! I was a care worker in an old peoples home and worked 12 hour nights and it did affect the family although my husband (now my ex)expected me to make sure all the housework was done before I could get some sleep and he refused to help in anyway!Thank God I had my girls,you see I too was lonely but in a different way to you.I am so glad for you that your hubby is starting a new job with more regular hours and you get to spend more time together.Good luck to you both! Love from Kathy and the girls
!st peek of the sun through the distant trees.
About 7:30 a.m. -moments before sunrise.
Looking east across the river to New York State, U.S.A.
Looking north/east down the St. Lawrence
2 comments:
Beautiful pictures Eileen what a lovely start to your blog.
Thanks for your comments on my blog,hope you manage to get the work finished on your house at least you held on to your money,my builder was a real smooth talker and I was stupid enough to be sucked in(I should have waited untill I was feeling better before we got the builders in)Never mind we live and learn by our mistakes!
By the way Nellie is a real cutie!
Love from Kathy and the girls
What a beautiful place to live no wonder you look forward to getting back there!The river is amazing!
I was a care worker in an old peoples home and worked 12 hour nights and it did affect the family although my husband (now my ex)expected me to make sure all the housework was done before I could get some sleep and he refused to help in anyway!Thank God I had my girls,you see I too was lonely but in a different way to you.I am so glad for you that your hubby is starting a new job with more regular hours and you get to spend more time together.Good luck to you both!
Love from Kathy and the girls
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