By most accounts, the last Sunday in October, passed in an ordinary fashion. The sun came up and brought its’ shine . The laughing Pasquatank River , like a mirror reflected the glory the sky yielded. Lately, the river has looked like glass every day Will, saw the whole thing and it made me sorry I had missed it. It also made me glad he did not. It said something about him that words will not do justice to explain.
Lyla woke up, and not long after waking, said “Honeybee”. Now, that was “golden”. I have been “Bee” just a short while and now “hu -bee” this Sunday morning!
Late in the morning, Lyla and I took our walk. It was an especially warm day. We met a neighbor , the owner of one of the tiny cottages, that I adore. She was as gracious in spirit, as her home is in charm. I could tell that I liked her right off. She even extended an invitation for a visit-and I look forward to that.
A few blocks over, two small sisters were literally dancing around, as children are apt to when they feel joyful. “Tomorrow is Halloween!” rang out and “No school either!” You couldn’t help but be happy with that kind of celebration going on. I hope I see them tomorrow night.
In the afternoon, Will visited his mom, who lives just five minutes away. She sent me a book, that is sure to be a favorite. as the subject is Christmas. It is a collection of old fashioned recipes, old photographs and Christmas literature-even carols.
In the quiet of the evening hours, I thought about all of the moments the day had held. It is the little things that had made the difference. From Will’s account of the sunrise to Lyla’s good morning “honeybee”-from the sisters’ dance , to meeting a friendly neighbor. . . and the gift of a Christmas book, I love-I thought about how all days are made up of moments and if I but consider the contents of any ordinary one of them-It is likely I will find something to be glad about.
You are right. There should always be something to feel glad about in a day. It is good to be reminded of this every now and again!
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thank you-and the more I look, the more I find! I hope you have a lot of beautiful moments to count!
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That would be nice!
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I so agree with you….there is usually something in every day that is enjoyable. I think that might be a gift called contentment.
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you are right and the more I think, the more I come up with-thank you always!
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What a sweet, lovely day!
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thank you! It was all day long.
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Sounds like a wonderful day. And you are right, there is always something to be glad about, if we are just willing to notice.
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What a great day.
And … I agree. If you look at everything which has happened in your day, there are little golden nuggets which will stand out and shine their light for you.
Sending love to you Rabbit ~ Cobs. x
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thank you-and love back to you. I know you find “gold” too!
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[nods] … I choose to go looking for it. It might be hiding sometimes … but I find it. 🙂
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I have been on the road for ten days, and it felt like coming home to drop in on your blog today and read about the small enchantments that found you on October 31. You reminded me to open myself to similar delights on this 6th day of November. Thank you.
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you say the warmest things and my heart is just full when I hear from you. Thank you. Godspeed in your travels.
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