Carterville, Illinois
When we drove off from my sister’s house, the sun was shining and it was blisteringly hot, as it often is in Southern Illinois from late June to early September. We were off on our daily visit to Mother. My sister had decided that she’d mow the lawn since it’d been a few days without rain. Then, like all best laid plans, in less than 10 minutes the whole situation turned around. How quickly our lives can change.
darkening skies
a squirrel chitters
into the silence
© Gsk ‘16
Walking With Bastet in Prose 
Hi Georgia, I hear you have been having a tough time of late. Thoughts are with you…..
Yes … a pretty bad six months. Hopefully things will look up, thanks for your thoughts Micheal.
I hope so too, take care.
I’m working on that Michael …
Moment by moment …
Sending a hug
🙂 and sending hugs back to you too!
Thanks Bastet 🙂
Thanks Paloma dear and I return your hugs … wishing we were near so we could help each other.
Me too …. me too.
Yes, it can change in the midst of a heartbeat. Great write, G !
Hello C! How are you .. I’m so happy to see you drop in – as you say, in a heartbeat!
🙂 Hiya G !!!!!! I’m OK considering– how are you ? Long time no talkee. 🙂
I’m ok too considering … so happy to be back on my side of the pond to tell you the truth … It was a bit stressful over there. Here in Italy the weather was cool and rainy until the day after I came home … it was quite a shock considering that in the U.S. it was almost 99°F!
Yes, it’s been H O T :-O — and it’s not planning on letting up, it would seem. And I get that stressful part, too !!!!!!
Can it ever … thanks C … much appreciated.