It
is 5:30 a.m. I am wide awake and I think
I know why. I just had the most amazing dream.
Usually I do not remember them. This dream is crystal clear.
Maeve and I walked out to the Point yesterday. It was a special day. After lunching out for a bit of our favourite Chinese food, we decided to enjoy the rest of the sunny skies at the Point.
It was a special day. You see both Maeve and I are handicapped and not able to walk long distances. We forgot all about that, looking for scenes to paint and write about, chattering about the shape of this branch or that branch, which tree it fell from, how long it had lain there. Where is that bird making that screeching noise? Shells, tons of shells all shapes and sizes we bent to pick up.
Before we knew it, we were there at the Point, as the gentle lake waters waved up over our shoes.
"We made it", we exclaimed in unison. If only in our dreams, our day was complete.
Usually I do not remember them. This dream is crystal clear.
Maeve and I walked out to the Point yesterday. It was a special day. After lunching out for a bit of our favourite Chinese food, we decided to enjoy the rest of the sunny skies at the Point.
It was a special day. You see both Maeve and I are handicapped and not able to walk long distances. We forgot all about that, looking for scenes to paint and write about, chattering about the shape of this branch or that branch, which tree it fell from, how long it had lain there. Where is that bird making that screeching noise? Shells, tons of shells all shapes and sizes we bent to pick up.
Before we knew it, we were there at the Point, as the gentle lake waters waved up over our shoes.
"We made it", we exclaimed in unison. If only in our dreams, our day was complete.
The locals here refer to this as
‘the Point’ that tips beautifully out into Lake Erie, however here is a brief
description “A lush Carolinian forest oasis at the southern tip of Canada,
Point Pelee National Park resounds with migrating song birds in the spring,
hums with cicadas in the summer, flutters with Monarch butterflies in the fall
and is a peaceful place of reflection in the winter.” Anyone ever visited the park? It is the most southern point in all of Canada.
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