Come, walk with me...

[Guest guest]

Come, walk with me along the desert Paseo canal trail. There are two Osprey

hawks flushed from the large eucalyptus tree. One lets out a cry and the sound

dangles in the mild westward breeze. A second cry follows, which resonates in

ones heart. They both fly towards the Superstition mountains and into the rising

sun. Look over here, at the three little cotton tails, joyfully skipping. They

must be getting ready for their day of schooling. " Hurry up you three " …can hear

their mother calling? The ducks, six male, six female are in a leisurely glide

and their reflection make for a whole flock. Oh, and amazing. The large Egrets

are sitting atop the lamp posts. In this predawn light, you would think it was a

seaside village. Watch out! The humming bird is doing it s dive bombing stunts.

Step aside over here where the tuxedo kitty is tap dancing along the irrigation

ditch, but be sure to pick up your feet for the scurring lizzard. That's Sumac

and Spice and Everything Nice, the llamas. How silly they are, enjoying sitting

in their food. Ahh, and the multi-coloured roses. Inhale deeply and hold your

breath until you get past the sour hay at the dairy. These are my favorite, the

burrowing owls. Two have come out of their little rock tunnels and are prepared

to greet this beautiful day. I like to give them the Peace sign and tell them I

love them…but be forewarned; you never know who is within earshot as you are

doing and saying this.

 

Love:

Danielle

[Guest guest]

Ahhh, your words carry me there. Thank you for this lovely gift.

 

Peace,

Shaz

 

iamwaitingmoon wrote: Come, walk with me along the desert Paseo canal trail.

[Guest guest]

Beautiful Danielle Thank you for bringing me along your walk, my heart is

filled with wonder.

 

craig

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

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> Come, walk with me along the desert Paseo canal trail. There are two Osprey

hawks flushed from the large eucalyptus tree. One lets out a cry and the sound

dangles in the mild westward breeze. A second cry follows, which resonates in

ones heart. They both fly towards the Superstition mountains and into the rising

sun. Look over here, at the three little cotton tails, joyfully skipping. They

must be getting ready for their day of schooling. " Hurry up you three " …can hear

their mother calling? The ducks, six male, six female are in a leisurely glide

and their reflection make for a whole flock. Oh, and amazing. The large Egrets

are sitting atop the lamp posts. In this predawn light, you would think it was a

seaside village. Watch out! The humming bird is doing it s dive bombing stunts.

Step aside over here where the tuxedo kitty is tap dancing along the irrigation

ditch, but be sure to pick up your feet for the scurring lizzard. That's Sumac

and Spice and Everything Nice, the llamas. How silly they are, enjoying sitting

in their food. Ahh, and the multi-coloured roses. Inhale deeply and hold your

breath until you get past the sour hay at the dairy. These are my favorite, the

burrowing owls. Two have come out of their little rock tunnels and are prepared

to greet this beautiful day. I like to give them the Peace sign and tell them I

love them…but be forewarned; you never know who is within earshot as you are

doing and saying this.

>

> Love:

> Danielle

>

[Guest guest]

I, too, enjoyed the walk with you Danielle. I need to get out and walk early in

the morning for a change.

 

Linda

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

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> Come, walk with me along the desert Paseo canal trail.