I am in desperate need of the paycheck I was supposed to receive two weeks ago, the house is a mess, and my nine year old is home from school for the rest of the week.
But who cares? It's 70 degrees in the thick of January. Bella and I sat outside in our bare feet and tee shirts, enjoying the sun as it beat down on us and the wind as it gently tossed our hair. What a perfectly glorious day, and when better to decorate ourselves with sidewalk chalk?
I know there are earthquakes and mudslides and pelting snow. But today is a gift and we're soaking it up.
20.1.10
3 comments:
Post a Comment
I'd love to hear what you have to say! (If you want an emailed response, be sure to enable email in your Blogger settings -- see a tutorial here.)
Now. Spill it!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
We still have to celebrate life. Even when natural disasters occur. In fact, I think it is even more important to recognize what we have been blessed with, and share these blessings with other people.
70 degrees in January! That is a gift to be enjoyed! (And love the blue fingers. Even better.)
*packing my bags to come visit* :)