Last day of winter. At long last.
Much rain, lots of high wind. The cherry blossoms have all but faded leaving behnd the leaves that will soon enough start carpeting the land with patches of red that need to be blown and swept and carted out for the trashman.
Thank the heavens for the roses for they are starting to cheer us with their blooms.
It had been a hard winter personally. Grappling with new and unfamiliar work responsibilities, coming to terms with new reporting structures, looking ahead to mediocrity. Gotta wrap my head around what is given and give up that which can only create more unrest in the mind and soul. Just deal with it.
The boy just turned 16 and it was un-nerving to hear him moan the loss of childhood. At the ripe old age of 16 while my horizon is much more of a slipoery slope of sag and a haggardness staring back daily in the mirror. I would gladly trade. He spends his days playing Legend of the Legions when his peers back home would be sweating over "O". He must find his own level and soon. The passage of time is relentless and gentle persuasion has borne little. One can only hope.
Spring, I pray, will lift the spirit and bring warmth into a body worn down by the months of cold. Yes, it will. It must.
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