Going to be living closer to the ground very soon. I'll really miss the big sky, but the trade-off will be that I will be closer to the sea.Which is not bad.
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- Ulrike
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- I love to sit and stare. I write and draw and make hand-made books. And I love reading. Even more than mushroom risotto or spaghetti pesto or a glass of pinot noir. Maybe.
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4 comments:
As close as you get to the sea as close the sky gets to the ground. Good luck!
This is a beautiful graphic!
The sea is wonderful to live by. I think, because I grew up in New Zealand I would hate to be far from beaches & the ocean.
I miss living by the sea--and if I move away from here, I'll miss being closer to the sky, too. A Catch-22, but perhaps not such a bad one.
I wish it was closer to MY sea.
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