So, sorry I haven't been updating often lately, but it's been a week of getting home around 7:00, then hopping back on the computer to finish up the Team Pegasus kit design for the elite cyclocross team. Computer, computer, computer! This evening when I got home, I was headed inside to get back to it. I glanced up at the sky and walked a few more steps toward the door. I stopped and turned around, though. I remembered one of my high school English teacher's favorite quotes, from Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."
So I stood and looked. And I felt the perfect lazy breeze and the warm temperature, and I squinted a little in the sunlight. Sanguine. For those moments I felt sanguine. Then I dug around for a camera, shot you this lovely photo, and reluctantly went inside, back to my cruel mistress, the PowerBook.

I'm guilty of looking too far ahead sometimes, I think. Wanting and wishing for what's next and not fully enjoying what's right in front of me, whether it be for a moment, or a day, or a summer.
This is your friendly local blogger waxing poetic about a mediocre sunset seen from an alley and reminding you...
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."
2 comments:
I use that quote quite often. Live life like Ferris.
Today we saw a double rainbow!
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