Wonder Year: A journey to find enchantment every day
366 Wonder Days Shared in 2020 — Now you can join me!
The other day Nick said he saw a mouse in the garage! It zipped past him while he was on his bike. Then, it disappeared! But this morning, I saw the little critter, frozen to the ground. Wondering: what happened?
(Also, this is our second mouse in a few years. So not common at all! We were more curious about how he got to the garage more than anything.)
That I have seen. A delightful surprise.
The wonder of a meal on a stick. Go Pokes!
In the world of Covid, how does one celebrate?
For this birthday, we got takeout from the local wine bar and had wine at an impromptu festive table, under the sky.
Like this one. 😭😭 Shadow climbing out of the mud? Gutting twenty years later, too. Is that not wonder? The emotion that does not leave us.
If you know, you know. I’m obsessed with abandoned buildings. Obsessed. Take me to one and I’ll stare at it for hours, picturing the place alive with people. Alive with weather and music and food and smells. Today that sense of imagining of what once was took over. It was for an old abandoned baseball field ticketing entrance. I don’t know why, but I couldn’t stop wondering what this place meant to the people who frequented it, years ago. (Stillwater, OK)
…in a new car!
I’m about five years past due on a new car. And here we are!
On a walk, I thought I saw a single pair of doves cozying up on a tall fence. But when I checked my photo, there were four. ❤
I love doves as spiritual messengers. I used to wear a dove necklace of the bird holding an olive branch in its beak. Seeing four somehow felt wonderful, a sprinkle more than just the two.
Wonder Year: A journey to find enchantment every day 