We’ve been still a long, long, long
time.
Looking back, it was a necessary stillness.
Mom’s car accident, that brought us
back to Arizona a few months early, was just the first domino to fall in a
series of unexpected tumbles. Each
“domino” held its own life-shifting change and none were especially
unique. They all were the kind each of
you has stood, or will stand, face-to-face with at some time or another.
Just Life digging through the sands
of time, one pooper scooper at a time.
Through the grace of Life, the
workings of friends and the resulting miracles, we were gifted with a peaceful,
beautiful quarter-acre of desert winter paradise to park, and live on, throughout
it all.
My gratitude bucket once again
overflows.
But, the dust has settled. The temps are soaring. Desert trees and cacti are covered in their
new wardrobes of striking green leaves and near glow-in-the-dark flowers.
Cactus garden - North Ranch Congress, AZ |
North Ranch Congress, Arizona |
Spring sweeps through southern
Arizona like a freight train on steroids.
And we prepare to move……
No itinerary, it will be a few weeks yet. Weather will be our compass as we head north
to Wyoming. A week here, a few days
there, all part of the ebb and flow of the RVer’s tides of change.
Warren Bridge Campground, Daniel, Wyoming - our summer 2016 volunteer home |
I’ll cry buckets of tears as we
travel north this year minus our fur baby Willy but I’ll also be smiling
through the tears cuz moving forward is what we do.
Besides, I like the view through the windshield much better then the one in the rear view mirror.
I’ve written radio ads for an RV dealer for almost 16 years
and in one script, a few years ago, I wrote:
“Just imagine yourself taking a front
row seat, facing the window to the world, where every destination is a place you choose!”
Yeah, that’s what it feels like…..
Warren Bridge Campground, Daniel, Wyoming - our 2016 volunteer home |
Quartzsite, Arizona |
There's nothing to cry about when you're living like that.....
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