Quote of the day:
Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it. Confucius
Looking out the window of the hotel on the 25th floor and I see mountains in the distance. Walking out to find a stamp for my letter and what a pretty day greets me. Why, I am in Denver! I only ever passed through the airport once in December, 1988, but that is one whole huge other story for another time of nostalgia and pain-sharing. Right now I feel good. Looking forward to board meetings and conferencing.
I cannot believe I forgot to bring my camera! Oh well. I will have to do like Richard and write really well so that you might image it all through my words. Later!
Thanks for the link, dear. Will look forward to more of your words on Denver, where I've never been.
Posted by: Richard Lawrence Cohen | March 27, 2006 at 02:38 PM
Mountains in the distance? I see 'em about two miles away. ;)
Posted by: Joel | March 27, 2006 at 10:34 PM
Would love to visit Denver. Have seen mountains once during a trip to Washington State. Memories.
Posted by: nappy40 | March 28, 2006 at 04:58 PM
I love the mountains. Living in flat NJ and about 45 min. from the ocean, often leaves me with a longing to see and experience both.
Tamar buy a disposable digital camera.....the quality of the photos may not be what you are used to but at least you will have a visual record of what interested you.
Posted by: Mo'a | March 29, 2006 at 09:29 AM
Tamar:
I hope that there have been no repercussions from your recent fall.
Mine has caused more complications than I initially thought it had. I'm to get an x-ray done on my wrist. The doctor doesn't think it's fractured, but wants to know for sure. Other than occasional pain in the wrist, I'm completely recovered and hope that you are as well...so much the better for enjoying Colorado!
God bless!
Mark
Posted by: Mark Daniels | March 29, 2006 at 11:28 PM
Oh, Mark, am so sorry to hear about the contunuation of your fall. Keep me posted. I was fortunate with mine - haven't felt a thing after the initial few days of a sore toe! I even managed to dance for two solid hours last night. Take care of yourself.
Nappy 40, gee I'd love to hear about Washington memories ... wink, wink, nudge, nudge.
Ah, Moa, how could a disposable camera help me out when I need digital, digital ... digital ...?
Hm ... Joel. You are a lucky person. Not only California but also mountains?
Richard,
Smiles. You ... the man!
Posted by: Tamar | March 30, 2006 at 09:10 AM
Got the report back on the x-rays today: no fracture. The doc says it should take about four to six weeks to heal.
I'm ready to dance! (As long as I don't have to do any handstands.)
Mark
Posted by: Mark Daniels | March 31, 2006 at 08:44 PM
Mark,
Thank goodness no fracture. Yes - dancing is a joyous way to heal - no doubt about it.
Posted by: Tamar | April 03, 2006 at 09:08 PM