To Be

I just ate a nectarine that was juicy enough to merit a shower. Mmm!

Tonight after the summer camp faculty recital, I saw my first lightning bug of the season. It pleased me so very much. It also made me wonder a bit about myself that one well-placed bug can either end/make-all-right-with the world.

I've been working full-time, freelancing for weddings mostly, teaching 3 (now 4!) violin students a week, practicing, and trying to sleep. But, the studio grows, and I am optimistic about its development, and my consequent employment.

Every day at lunch, I leave my building immediately. I head to the beach and either walk up and down the park paths, or sunbathe on the rocks near the lake. Today's highlights were: One (1) wandering black collie, a jewel-toned rainbow sail boat, a light breeze, and the bluest, bluest lake water I've ever seen. Today, I fantasized that I was on vacation in Florida, rather than on lunch break in the Midwest. That, dearies, is what we call an over-active imagination.

Over and out.

PS. I do still really, really want to write about Japan.