as in negative space. i had grand plans for today's post but i was sidelined with a suspicious headache that tylenol couldn't cure. i thought for sure i would have to call my doctor and have a test thinking i'd be a statistic now. then i heard someone downstairs asking another about that thunderstorm last night. that explained it. we are so wrapped up with this pandemic that any sign of illness we readily blame on it. what do you know, after i showered i was right as rain (there's a pun). hopefully i can have the time to execute this grand plan tomorrow.
Wonderful low key. We definitely live in trying times. But today, we were driving back from Pennsylvania, crossing the Delaware into NJ. There's a mountain range that separates the border. The ground seems to be pushed up, rock, soil, trees higher then life. They say that's where the Wisconsin ice shelf from the last ice age ended. Literally moved its way across the Eastern US, pushing and lifting the land before it like a bulldozer. And then stopped, melted, and receded away, leaving the mountains. They say you can still find sentiment and minerals dragged from other states in the tiny lakes on top of the range.
So, though life is strange-er then normal...like all things, we'll overcome it. Just takes patience.
So, though life is strange-er then normal...like all things, we'll overcome it. Just takes patience.