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| Yes, it does look exactly like this. |
After three weeks of total
immersion in European history, castles, towering Alps, rain and more rains, and
most of all, family: My brain has
crash-slammed into a Word Wall.
Every
single thought stumble, slams, and stutters.
Once the grey cells unclog, maybe
a lucid and original few sentences will emerge.
Maybe on Wednesday?
Until then, grant me grace.
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| Sweet, so sweet baby boy! |
The mountains look wonderful but the shot of Mr. Two- Year-Old is the bestest. Not to worry about the words...your brain is still on vacation.
ReplyDeleteGrandma Goo is still a problem when I think about my gr-son.
DeleteWords always stumble in the face of beauty. Your little boy is a prime example!
ReplyDeleteWell put. Nothing can describe it all.
Deleteoops. fingers still on Swiss time.
DeleteEven the brain needs a vacation now and then.
ReplyDeleteI hope others are taking this advice.
DeleteYou just need to rest away and then the words will come to play
ReplyDeleteOur body's clock is slowly adjusting.
DeleteWelcome back, and so please you had a grand time.
ReplyDeleteSo much to see there. I spent much of my time playing with his cars and legos, reading books. Oh, and traveling around the country.
DeleteIsn't it funny that we have to recover from vacations.
ReplyDeleteYour grandson is a beautiful boy, Susan.
Vacations and exhaustion go hand-in-hand, it seems.
DeleteWelcome back. And your brain is obviously still in beauty appreciation mode - and how could it not be? Gorgeous scenery - even more gorgeous small person.
ReplyDeleteThe best part was reading to the little guy. Got the book, the he turned and backed into my lap! Wow!
DeleteAnd here at home will you be telling us off-the-wall stories?
ReplyDeleteBlessings and Bear hugs!
Oh, yes.
DeleteReading your post title, I was expecting a bulletin board with random clusters of words around that lovely photo. LOL. Maybe your tired mind can manage that as a fun creativity-booster?
ReplyDeleteI have always thought about trying those word-alls. Maybe someday.
DeleteGrace is granted, your words are always worth waiting for.
ReplyDeleteThat photo is precious, he's such a cutie.
He wanted those candles lit and re-lit. I enjoyed the look on his face each time.
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