Sandcastle
The sandcastle wasn’t much to look at. Just a bunch of hand-gathered piles of sand stacked into a roughly one-foot mound. No towers or parapets. Just a nondescript lump of sand that looked more like a burial mound than a castle. I finished it with a finger-pinched wall.
I poked a hole in the middle of the sandcastle and placed my worries and regrets inside. Then I sat back and watched the ocean waves creep closer and closer to my worry-castle. I watched the waves breach the short wall and return the castle to the beach. My buried thoughts dissolved into the sand.
I let the waves wash up my legs until I decided it was time to leave.
What a lovely peaceful scene to meditate on.
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Thanks, Liz! Oceans are great that way. I should find one of them!
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Plenty of lakes practically out your back door. That’ll do in a pinch!
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So many people at a lot of those lakes, that’s the problem with them. But there are some nice places that don’t get a ton of people.
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True. You have to go pretty early to beat the peoples. or go past those first-ring suburbs…
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These comments are shrinking with each reply just like the sand castle. I have no idea why.
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(Teeny tiny…)
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Itsy
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What a lovely way to disperse the worries and anxieties from your mind.
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Thanks Mason!
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I like the idea of a worry castle.
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Kind of like ‘worry dolls’ but more special because you only get to use it once. Thanks Tracy!
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I watch birds. I’m not a birder but I enjoy their personalities.
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Same here. I don’t go looking for them but I like seeing them.
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