Lock-down Reflections

It’s so beautiful here. Why should we be inside? The surf crashing against the rocks, the rhythmic sound of the waves, the breeze blowing through the

How am I today? I’m not sure because many feelings are jumbled together. Still accepting what is, but also still questioning, more than curious. So I

I’m at peace today. Mom was released from the hospital this afternoon. She tested negative for the virus. In another era before survival was paramount for

I didn’t feel like riding or writing yesterday – the weather was overcast and so was I. No musings for Day 22. The sun is out

Today Schwinn and I turned left on the beach road instead of right, exploring unknown territory. I passed a local theater with an LED sign saying

I felt like seeing the ocean today. Even though the beaches are closed, Schwinn and I were on a mission to find a shady place to

When I crossed the Inland Waterway bridge on my trusted Schwinn today, I heard an inner voice say, “Try something new. Do something different.” Instead of

I decided to ride west today, foregoing the ocean on a different sort of mission – to buy some little Easter presents for Dennis and Sharon.

Many thoughts mingle in my mind today as I meditate, lying on the edge of the beach. I’m back at the Inlet Colony where I first

Schwinn and I headed for the Old Dixie highway today to see where it leads, only to reach rather quickly, a dead end where a handful

There’s been an interesting development today. I made contact finally with the Peruvian Consulate in Miami. Not live contact, but I received a response to my

Exploring new territory always has its rewards. I broke my routine to ride in the morning because it will get quite hot this afternoon. Several times

I needed some comforting today so I crossed the tracks back to my driftwood bench. Following the advice of a friend, I invited all the parts

My intention today is to explore the inner landscape of my soul. The roar of the waves this stormy day is fitting background music. The sun