Showing posts with label treasure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label treasure. Show all posts
Saturday, August 25, 2018
Early Morning
The hours between roughly 4 am and 9 am are my favorite. It is the most serene and tranquil part of the day. I get up and putz around my kitchen in the quiet darkness. I either turn on the coffeemaker or put water on to boil for the French Press. When the coffee is ready I sit quietly. It's just me alone with an uncluttered mind. The day's cacophony of junk hasn't invaded my space just yet. Sometimes I sit and just reflect, sometimes I watch where my mind wanders and enjoy the path, sometimes I read, or sometimes I write. In the wintertime I love to see the sun coming up and casting a bluish glow off o the snow and on to everything. Regardless of the season moving from darkness to the warm glow of sunrise is an intimacy that few take the time to appreciate. It's a very personal time that is a joy and a treasure.
Labels:
bluish glow,
cacophony,
coffee,
French Press,
intimacy,
joy,
junk,
reading,
snow,
sunrise,
thinking,
tranquility,
treasure,
uncluttered mind,
writing
Saturday, June 23, 2018
Pasteries, Beaches, and French Roast
I just went and got pasteries for the morning breakfast, then took a walk on the beach. See picture for my exciting (at least to me!) beach finds. Now while everyone else is still sleeping, I’ve made a French press full of heavy, hard French roast coffee. I’m sitting in the quiet of the morning enjoying my beach treasures and my coffee realizing this is it. It’s simple, it’s quiet, and these little things and quiet moments connect me to the larger “it” that’s out there.
Labels:
beach,
breakfast,
coffee,
connections,
French Press,
French Roast,
it,
morning,
pasteries,
serenity,
treasure
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