A Silver Lining
The majority of our leaves have fallen. Yes, now the trees are bare appearing stark against the sky. Yet that is not a bad thing.
Not when you live next door to nesting Eagles.
They can be and have been spotted much more easily now. In fact, Sunday, October 26th, shortly after my SIL/BIL arrived, we saw them. Announcing itself first with it's loud cry, one of the adults flew from the nesting area over the house soaring right over us toward the Northwest while the immature flew in the opposite direction toward the dam. My BIL though t is was just "awesome...a really beautiful sight", he said.
"That was unbelievable!"
Personally I think it was Mother Nature paying me back.
When I knew my BIL/SIL were nearly at our house, I grabbed the keys to the golf cart and raced down the gravel road. Tapping the brakes occasionally, I thought, Mary will be so happy to get a ride in the cart. She hasn't been in it since before Mom passed away in June 2013.
When I knew my BIL/SIL were nearly at our house, I grabbed the keys to the golf cart and raced down the gravel road. Tapping the brakes occasionally, I thought, Mary will be so happy to get a ride in the cart. She hasn't been in it since before Mom passed away in June 2013.
And she was.
Actually she was tickled saying, Mom was with us on the ride up the hill.
Every day has a silver lining.
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Comments
Love your comment about every day having a silver lining...it's there if you look for it.
Mollyxxx