Where have I been? That will remain a mystery for a bit longer. 🙂 Right now, I just want to share a story.
I passed the little blue cape on the edge of the pond every day on my way to work. I had seen people clearing the yard, building steps and doing other fix-up tasks and registered it in a very distracted way. People working on their homes and in the yard is a pretty normal occurence.
Then one day I noticed that a wooden “screen” was being set up between that house and its neighbor. Hmm…wonder what that’s about? They don’t want to look at each other?
Then a “stage” was being built. Hmm…maybe they are going to have a party. Oooh…I don’t think the neighbors will like that!
Flowers appeared on the stage, and a lot of white chairs were set up. It was starting to look rather pretty…I’ve got it! They must be having a wedding there. Must be this weekend.
But the weekend came and went and everything was still set up. They haven’t had that wedding yet? Then came the containers…and a clue.
When I started seeing the cars pulled over and people taking pictures, my curiosity became overwhelming. I mentioned it to someone at work and she sent me this link to a story in the local paper.
Well…I knew I had to stop…and that this would be my first blog after my “disappearance.” (I had started another one…but it was a little dark…not the best one to post after being lights out for a while.)
So I stopped on the way to work, took photos…and contemplated. With everything that is happening in the U.S. and the world…a moment contemplating peace with a beautiful jade buddha feels like a moment well-spent. You can read about the Jade Buddha for Universal Peace here.
And to think it was visiting my little town, in the yard of a little blue cape…you just never know.
How fascinating and how lucky for you to have this tour visit your town. Hope all is well, Sue..I’ve missed you. Just getting back to blogging myself (other than Monochromia). I have much catching up to do with everyone.
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I am happy I will see you soon, Susan. We will catch up then. I miss having the time to visit my favorite blogs (including Monochromia). Thanks for your comment!
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I wonder what the neighbours think about that. 🙂
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Someone across the street set up a “parking” sign in an open field part of their yard…
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Glad you’re back on-blogging-line, Sue. You have been missed. Love the Buddha Peace sending out some love vibes. We all certainly need it!
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lucky you
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What a delightful, unexpected surprise. I enjoy things like that.
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