“one of my favorite things
is to have a three-hour conversation over coffee with someone. “
-andy grammer
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image credit: wirecutter
May23
Tag Archives: relaxing
May16
apricity.
I love that feeling
of getting in the car
after a long day
closing the door
absorbing the warmth of the sun
slowly relaxing and melting into the seat.
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apricity – the warmth of the sun in the winter.
this term comes from the latin meaning “to bask in the sun.”
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source: google images
Apr17
one long process.
got together at a friend’s house
for a night of catching up and relaxing
the cat seemed to be taking the mission very seriously
and is my idol.
—
‘life is one long process of getting tired.”
-samuel butler
Oct13
busy.
i’m busy.
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image credit: google images
Dec27
hitch.
one of my happiest ways to spend a relaxing day
with coffee, pajamas, music,
and a full string of one of my favorite director’s films.
always good for a dark humor laugh
but more often than not,
a scream.
—
“for me, the cinema is not a slice of life, but a piece of cake.”
-alfred hitchcock
Nov18
to do.
Aug20
the art of doing nothing.
“ah! to do nothing – and to do it well.”
-veronique vienne
Jun22
more light.
two grandies reap the benefits of more light,
each in their own way.
—
“one benefit of summer was that each day we had more light to read by.”
― jeannette walls, The Glass Castle: A Memoir
May26
relax-ku.
time to relax now
long weekend brings calm and fun
friends warm the spirit.
—
“i don’t have anything to prove anymore. i can relax.”
-paloma picasso
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image credit: daily mail
Sep6
comfort.
we lie around
on a rainy afternoon
listening to the radio
to hear
one of us
a first-time storyteller on npr
as she shares with the nation
her bittersweet tale
there are 11 people of all ages
4 dogs of all shapes
with all
the food, drinks, games
and
good cheer
we could possibly need
and no timeline or agenda
on this long lazy weekend
all tucked in together
in 1 cozy house
on 1 pretty lake
and all that
equals
1 huge level of comfort.
—-
it is one of the blessings of old friends
that you can afford to be stupid with them.
– ralph waldo emerson
