Thankful Thursday
2.I am thankful for the freedom to think in the way I choose.
3.I am thankful for park benches
4.I am thankful for memories
5.I am thankful for friends.
Catherine E. Mckinley had a deep desire to know about Indigo. It became her purpose.
"We watched the woman disappear into the bend of the road. It was unsettling. She seemed possessed, driven by some mimetic force. I was afraid that that force was also a part of me. I was also a worshiper, set wandering in an unfamiliar land." It seems this week I have been driven to write about my mother. It has happened more than once. Here she is again. Tapping my shoulder a reminder that she loved blue. There is the one and only photo of her where she wears a dress of blue. The photo was taken years and years ago. In the photo are my two nephews, my mother and myself.. The photo was taken in West Philadelphia. She sewed it. A light blue that now I wish to call "Indigo." I have much to learn about Indigo. It is easy to pick up on the author, Catherine E. Mckinley's, fervent love for the color. One day my son asked me my favorite color. I said, "I don't have one." I don't. Perhaps, I choose colors by mood. Today red and tomorrow green,
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Thank you for stopping by my post for Simple Plesures today and leaving your nice comment. I also love to read and have been reading a lot this summer. One of my favorite Christian writers is Dee Henderson. She writes about the military and Navy Seals. Very good writer!
~Blessings,
Ms.Daisy/Jean