It got pretty smoky one afternoon last week here in Sydney’s north. Rick thinks it was back burning. I’ll go with what he says since he watches more documentaries than me. I sat on the patio staring at the smoky mist for quite some time – it was inexplicably bewitching.
Received some devastating news tonight. Life is so transient. Cherish those you love.
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Devastating news? Oh no! Sending love and prayers your way. xo
Thanks Angela. Not about us, but friends of ours. Thank you for your prayers.
Ronnie xo
Sorry to hear about the news… Life is fleeting, you never know what’s around the next bend or when it’s coming. Take care of each other. xo.
Yup, you just never know… thanks for your kind words Linn.
Ronnie xo
“Cherish those you love” is probably the best advice to ever give. Sorry to hear about your devastating news.
Thanks Lanya. Life is too transient to take our loved ones for granted…
Ronnie xo
so sad about your devastating news….a reminder to all of us to embrace life today and every day.
Thanks Diane, your comments have been very touching.
Ronnie xo
so sorry ronnie ~ i hope all is okay?
xoxo ~ kristina
Our friends from college suddenly lost their four month old baby – truly terrible and just so devastated for them…
Ronnie xo
I love the way a slight change in the air or weather completely transforms the feel of the day.
Hope your friends are getting all the love and support they need
They are definitely well supported, from what I could see at the memorial service.
I agree with you completely – the slightest changes makes the biggest difference in the feel of the day, don’t they? At the moment it’s cold and wet here. Wishing the summer warmth will return soon.
Ronnie xo