Newark layover
pacing, dreaming of palm trees
sun sets slowly
Copyright 2014 Brenda Davis Harsham
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Brenda, It is a beautiful picture, even if it was taken in Newark NJ. Having been delayed there many a da y during my career, I can sa y the Newark airport is not one of my favorites, but your pictures softens that opinion. Take care, Bill
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Newark had awful food, nowhere to go, no play area, and I felt like a rat in a maze circling the one hub I could get to, except for looking at the sunset and playing peekaboo with my daughter around the columns. 🙂 Having a cheerful child always makes life better. 🙂 Hugs, Brenda
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Love the shot. Well done. I wonder if the professor is on the plane?
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Hmm, do you like Newark airport?
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Nice!
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Thanks!
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great picture and haiku of anxious anticipation. i know you made it, lucky you )
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😉 Hard work can make it happen!
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No mosquitoes 🙂
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Not so far! I saw a lizard on a palm tree today. 🙂
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Our lizards are still hiding lol
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The one I saw was a baby, but boy did he move fast.
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I love lizards!!!! They are in trouble if they get in the house. 3 cats ready to munch.
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Eeek! Cats can’t climb walls, though. Surely that gives the lizard a little edge. Must be a lot of bushy tails and ruffled fur… This lizard was out by the pool where my children enjoyed a respite from freezing weather and snowstorms. I had fun, too.
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I have a cat that climbs door frames and sits on top. 🙂
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Wow. Moment of silence in awe… My cat used to put his paw under a door and wiggle until it popped open, but he only climbed bookshelves. 🙂
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It is part of her breed quirks. She is a turkish angora…which also means she is forever a kitten.
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Hmm, I know a man like that…
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We have lots of palm trees here! You could come visit 🙂 I dream of fir trees and thick dark green forests frosted with snow…..oh…..sigh…….
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You aren’t in Norway? Where are you? I am taking a tropical holiday from the snow for a week. 🙂 I have a palm tree picture! LOL I am excited!
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I am actually living in India now, but I am missing Norway every day! 🙂
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Don’t tell the kids, but I miss home, too. 🙂
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Where are you originally from Brenda?
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My dad was in the Navy, so I was born in California, moved to New York City at age one and then eventually settled in the Great Lakes area. We used to visit New England every year, and I always felt happiest there. I love all the seasons, the balance, the dark winter nights, the falling leaves, the blue ocean. I could be happy anywhere though, I would find something to love. Like you.
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Oh yes, there is always something to love, and even if there isn’t, there is always someone 🙂
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True enough, lots of somebodies even. 🙂 Friends, kids, hubby, neighbors, family. Life is grand.
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