Tomorrow, we are heading back north; of course, we will stop halfway to watch the Steelers game. It's been wonderful and here are some lessons from my leisure:
* "No-see-um" the best name ever for a tiny insect whose bite itches for a very long time.
* I am drawn to the whole concept of a lighthouse and a lighthouse keeeper.
* Amazing how quickly the storms come in and move out while at the shore -- I think that is true both literally and metaphorically.
* The female loggerhead sea turtle will journey over 800 miles to come back to the place where she was born to lay her eggs.
* Before one swims in the ocean for any long period of time, one should probably have some clue about what one is doing.
* Watching and listening to the steady rhythm of the waves is therapeutic
* A good vacation is one that stays with you and from which you return and live life more simply.
sj;
Great list of "lessons from leisure!" Like several of them. Driving 800 miles to lay eggs while pregnant sounds tough. But what determination. Yes on having a clue as to what one is doing while swimming in the ocean. Also like the concept of lighthouse and lighthouse keeper. Important job. Nice observations! Thanks for sharing.
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