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Tag Archives: waiting
Sunset Okra Surprise
Sounds like the name of a dish: Sunset Okra Surprise, like something a southern chef might have concocted. It’s what delighted us yesterday at dusk. We were hoping for a post-supper, post-Jeopardy wave of calm to wash over us but no, we knew … Continue reading
Posted in Garden: A Love Story
Tagged garden, gardening, hasty, impatient, okra, patience, waiting
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Before the Fall
I usually look around and find too much time has gone by too quickly, startled it’s as late as it is, but not right now. These days seem to drag slowly by, one…by…one. Summer is over but not yet, really. … Continue reading
Posted in Garden: A Love Story, Life, Time
Tagged contentment, impatient, late summer, waiting
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The Rider Chronicles 1 – Excrutiating Waiting
Nine months of waiting finally over, Rider, our grandson, was born early Friday morning after more than two long days of labor. On Wednesday afternoon, we dashed from Alexandria to a cousin’s place in New Jersey, close to Manhattan where … Continue reading