Saturday, 5 June 2021

Enjoying some morning sunshine

 


Chris and I are not getting enough Vitamin D so we took the opportunity yesterday to sit on our garden swing together and catch some rays.

Xena found some meat I had left out for our magpies and kingfishers and you can see her in the start of the video. 

We just listened to the silence punctuated with some birds calling and we just luxuriated in the warm rays.

Just beyond our fence is a stream running through the back of our property with some paddocks rolling out along the stream edge. The cows come to graze a couple of times a day, moving right along all the paddocks, grazing as they go.

With winter on us now, we try to get outside and get some sun and it is really nice to feels the rays on our skin but I have to be careful as it's very easy to fall asleep. It wouldn't be very restful to fall onto the scoria under the swing.

It's nice to focus on pretty birds, cats and cows and get away from the news and I only really listen to it once a day. I need to know about lockdowns rules and so on. After I find out, I switch it off.  

We have been on lockdown again last week and metropolitan Melbourne has had it extended for another week. It has been lifted a bit for us as we are regional. But we can't travel far.

My fibro and polymyalgia are flaring and I find myself longing to go to bed, but I try to resist going back. I prefer sitting on the swing holding Chris's hand and enjoying some morning sunshine.



2 comments:

  1. Oh dear sister....I am trying so hard NOT to read any news. It is so absolutely depressing and producing of fear and steals joy. I am watching videos each day on one kind of bird, to learn about it. I feel uplifted and Praise God for HIS creation and I am really trying to filter all things through my mind with Phil 4:8-9. Love you Kelly T.

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  2. Philippians 4:8-9 is my life verse. I try to live it daily to forestall depression. Watching the birds is so relaxing. I love it. Be blessed my dear friend.

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