I'll Leave You in Peace

Sometimes it's soothing just to look through pictures. Old, new, people, places, nature. Often I find it comforting to see nature photos. Trees are of great interest to me, as is the moonlight. So rather than a writing, here are some pictures I've come across through mostly pixabay and twitter (as I am not much of a photographer myself). Enjoy some moments of peace........

📷Nicolas Storbjork

   

📷 MDevost on pixabay

📷 Vassilis Tangoulis on twitter

📷 Jay Jivara on twitter

  

📷 Christian Lindsten

Blessings.  🙏💗     Theresa M

Mewsings

My cats have a secret life.  They may seem quiet, sleepy, lounging around all the time.  But while I’m sleeping, they’re off doing their own thing.

I found evidence of them having a career in writing books!  Yes, both of them, pawing out their own mew memoirs.

Luke wrote about his time thus far in quarantine:

Oh my!  He’s showing how huge he is!

And Lilly, that little stinker!  How dare she:

She’s telling her versions of events.  Shenanigans indeed!

How they have been able to do this I have no idea.  And to be able to publish these books under Penguin.  A bird!  Clever.

I’ve since discovered that other cat owners have cat authors as well.  It seems the cats are definitely into #CatWorldDomination (as twitter shows).  Don’t let their quiet, yawning, cat-napping moments fool you.

They are watching us closely.  And meowing all about it.

Purrposely.        Theresa M

Are You Worthy?

Worth

There's something about tomorrow

that keeps me up at night

It feels a bit like sorrow

As tears slide down candlelight.

Who is more important than I

Or who's beneath my place?

Who determines life worthwhile

Making choices to erase?

There's something about time borrowed

Or bargained for a day,

Waiting for some tomorrow

As they take my life away.

📷 Frantisek Krejci on pixabay

📷 geralt on pixabay

As the decisions to re-open “the economy” bear down, I wonder who is at home fearing for their lives.  The choices are made without input from the most vulnerable, the elderly, health-compromised, the children.  Those lives, actually everyone’s lives, are being placed as pawns to play in a drama about what our lives are worth, versus “the economy.”  Yes, it is quite the hardship on those dependent on a weekly check for very basic needs of groceries, rent, utilities, and various bills.  There has been but a minimum of help for them.  The rich feel victimized, oh my, the stock market, the vacation houses! 

The sacrifice is simple: time and money.  The rich and government could help the poor to get through this.  We can all get through this.  Everyone’s true personal values will be exposed as this pandemic runs its course.  Everyone’s life will be changed, for better, for worse, forever.    Theresa M 🙏❤

📷 Canadian Cemetery on twitter

THANK YOU:  to all those on the front lines, risking your lives every day, many unnamed:

nurses, techs, aides, doctors, janitors, cashiers, product distributors, delivery clerks, postal carriers, pharmacists, restaurant workers.  THANK YOU. 💗