The old cemetery.I have much to tell you, but not enough time. I may write it all down in a book with lined pages. You could read it in the moments we wedge between all the other moments. Small doses. It will be nothing but gibberish; a thousand-piece puzzle spread on your dining-room table. Find the edges first. They're easier. We'll fill in the middle later.
6 comments:
hello, how have you been.
edges do make the puzzle go faster.
a book with lined pages - make sure you write the other way! to moments. cannot wait. love the photo.
xo
Great analogy!
it's a lovely photo. the upsidedown heart on top of the fence seems somehow fitting for a cemetery
I'm enjoying the posts on your blog. I look forward to reading more.
This made me laugh ~ I just got home after years away and am catching up with some people where we can't begin to even contemplate a full catch up in one sitting. The edges indeed :)
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