At lunch time, sunlight poured in through the dining room windows and fell, elegantly, on her lashes. We decided to get outside, to take a walk and to soak it up.
Outside, sunshine kissed his cheeks and glossed the whorl of wind-blown hair on top of his head. She rested, warm and heavy-eyed, in the stroller nearby. And we decided that we'd made the right decision.
JEB
3 comments:
That's wonderful! Tucker can't recognize "outside" without 12" of snow can he? I road my 4-wheeler along the river today. I came across a homeless guy that wanted to sell me a "live" duck. Awkward.
L2A4
Your words always seem to transport me right next to you guys. It seems like I can feel the sunshine, despite the fact that it's a most dreary day here. Glad you enjoyed the time outside.
Jen,
If you ever want company or a walking buddy, I would love to go to walk to the park with you guys. Enjoy the rest of your day.
Judi
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