Saturday, October 22, 2011

some things

Sunday afternoon
The weather is gorgeous, the water is blue -I want to sail.
But the Summer Wind, still back in North Carolina, will soon have a new owner.
And that makes me sad. And that is all I can say about that.
running feet
(photo by tristan)
I run several times a week on a treadmill that sits in our screened-in back porch
I use the term run loosely, just so you know. It's often more of a staggering, stomping, trudging, kind of walk.
But now that the weather has turned cool-ish, it's a nice place to be and a good time to catch up on podcasts from Tim Keller (they're free -you must listen!)
can you identify this?
I took a picture of this mystery vine at my sister's house feeling like the name of it was on the tip of my tongue -where had I seen it before?
Then I started seeing it growing wild along the roadsides, where power lines meet cotton fields, and I remembered it is the very same Cypress Vine I once planted around my mailbox.
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This coming week promises to be busy. Probably too busy.
Which must be why I so desperately want to go to the beach.

4 comments:

  1. Sorry to hear about the Summer Wind, friend. You all made some fabulous memories on that sailboat! Thankfully you have the gorgeous photos to go along with all the memories. ;)
    Speaking of photos... That Tristan is turning into quite the shutterbug! Good shot, T!
    Kel, keep up with the running - want to run the half with me in New Orleans on March 4th???

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  2. Cypress Vine. Good to know. Now why couldn't it have sprung up around my fence instead of my azalea bushes?

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  3. Hey Kelli,
    I always enjoy looking at your picture and posts. I tried responding to your comment on my blog but was unsuccessful. Anyway would love to see you guys if you come up for a visit with the Mosleys. And would love for you to meet Jonah. Looks like you are staying busy and doing good!

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  4. I have to keep reminding myself that plants like that cypress vine if it were in my yard would not look like your picture --- but instead would look more like a struggling plant trying not to be eaten up by worms or rust!

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