When I was a kid,
my friends and I rode pretend
horses in moonlight,
found treasures in unlikely
places, dug a hole
to China, and cautioned our
younger siblings not
to get too close for it was
a long ride down with
no way back. Though I never
fell in that China
hole, life pushed me forward til
I left behind those moon-lit
rides and followed a
different course. It’s only now,
more than six decades
later, that I’ve returned to
moon-lit rides and hunting treasure.
JDG
Hopefully my hole to China crosses through yours and I can say hello in passing. 😀
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Thank you, Erich. It would be great to connect as we make our way through those holes to China. I won’t wait til then, though, to tell you how much I enjoy your blog posts -especially “Hugs” and “The House on the Corner”.
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Thank you 🙂
I’m glad you liked them. It must be incredibly rewarding being a therapist. I majored in psychology and would love to dive in the deep end.
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