
Seaside and sunshine…
The lady chooses to roast;
the lobster does not.
Wow, those colours! This is like seeing them through the wondrous eyes of a child again. Rejuvenation.
Three weeks ago, a twenty-minute, painless, cataract operation under local anaesthetic transformed my world. When I removed my eye-patch the next day, vibrant colours had replaced all the fuzzy greyness; I could see every blade of grass, every leaf, and all the nuances of light and shade. And the day after that, during a walk in the woods, the green brilliance of the trees and the splendour of the bluebells nearly blew me away.
Today, I’m wearing my old crazy multi-coloured straw sun hat that’s been languishing in a drawer for years. And I’ve decided to take up painting again, so my next venture will be a children’s novel for 8-11 year-olds, complete with illustrations.

Unicorn disguised:
too risky to ride the seas
white-coated and horned.
Join this month’s brilliant haiku fun at http://allaboutlemon.com/2012/05/21/for-the-love-of-haiku-and-haiku-lovers-say/

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Warmest thanks too http://auroramorealist.wordpress.com/2012/05/18/blog-award-may-2012/ for nominating me for this award. I also wish to say thank you for her blog, which is truly inspirational in the way she bares her soul with honesty and bravery.
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