Redirection of thoughts.

So. Because of recent events in my personal life I've had a few very stressful, emotional few days. You know, the kind of days where you want something to do but can't make yourself do it. Not wanting to talk to anyone but then feeling lonely by your self inflicted isolation. That's where I was at. So, when I woke this morning feel refreshed and slightly more upbeat, I decided to ignore the rain and pretend that it was a sunny, relaxing, day.

I woke up, laid in bed reading the first few pages of the 'Poisonwood Bible' for about the 10th time. I really don't know if I ever will get past page 5. I hear that with that particular book, it's hard to get started, but then you get really into it. I think I would have to agree. Mostly with the first part.

Next I put on my favorite sun-dress (yes, I knew it was raining), packed my backpack with my Camera, lenses, water, and headed out the door for a nature walk. As I drove closer to my destination, it started to rain harder, to the point where I couldn't see more than 10 feet in front of me. At least I would be cooled off.

So there I was, walking on a muddy trail, camera in hand, walking the wrong way (according to a man with an umbrella.) to which I replied, "Oh, this is just the way I want to go, I love the rain." Funny how even a nice warm rain made everyone run back to their cars. I snapped a few photos then stowed my camera away and just enjoyed the rest of the walk. I didn't rush, the rain really did feel great. External Hydration. By the time I made the loop and was back at my car I was soaking wet from head to toe and had a huge smile on my face. The man at the park entrance said to me, "Have a nice stroll?" and I just replied "The best."