not me, a south african ground squirrel, but we both tend to bimble at times.
kind of like a saunter or an amble, but cooler.
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bimble:
english (verb)
to walk without purpose
to stroll leisurely
“i have an important appointment in thirty minutes. this is not the time to bimble about.”
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on my walk downtown-
live jazz
delightful garden
peaceful space-
all in one place
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” city is more than just a place in space it is a drama in time.”
-patrick geddes
how lucky am i to find this downtown, on a walk on a beautiful day?
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“i’m well aware. a world without rainbow sprinkles is a world without happiness.”
-l.m. augustine
not olive, but she walks like this sometimes.
is it a crab? is it a cat? what is it doing?
CRABWISE!
KRAB-wiyz
Part of speech: adverb
Origin: English, 20th century
Definition: To, toward, or from the side, typically in an awkward way.
Examples in a sentence:
“Roberto moved crabwise without taking his eyes off the dodgeball.”
“My cat only moves crabwise if she knows I’m going to try to give her a pill.”
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“some things cannot be changed. you cannot teach a crab to walk straight.”
-aristophanes
these old shoes have seen a lot of miles and a lot of smiles
like slipping my feet into butter
but might be time to let them melt softly into the sunset.
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“an old shoe lover loves old shoes.”
-theodore sturgeon
” i love places where there are crowds of trees.”
-nitin namdeo
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scio woods county preserve, ann arbor, mi, usa
sometimes finding good words is a walk in the park.
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“good words are worth much, and cost little.”
-george herbert
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gallup park in winter, ann arbor, mi, usa
my occupation at present
“there are no shortcuts to any place worth going”
-beverly sills
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empire bluffs trail, empire, michigan, usa – june 2021
I didn't have my glasses on.... 