Two weeks. So much happens, changes, and shifts in a two week period. I’m back home and at work but seem overwhelmed with the amount of catching up I have to embark upon. My trip was both business and personal but ended up being fully rejuvenating. Now that I’m back home, I surely do hope some of that rejuvenation carries forward as I plunge into emails and messages, not to mention upcoming writing deadlines. I’ll leave you with a few random images from my two-week road trip.

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I likely should have included the following images first since they were taken while I was still in the cold north:

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I came across two moose bedded down in an RV parking lot. One in each parking spot.

dsc_3452And now back to Sidney, BC where it is MUCH warmer and far more enjoyable in the winter (or anytime, really). This seagull was trotting along main street Sidney oblivious of traffic, which all yielded to him. He obviously had quite a catch that he was determined to keep from the other seagulls:

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Of course there were some humorous moments:

diptychsidneyfun-1And evening had its visual pleasures as well:

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10 thoughts on “Home Again”

  1. Welcome home!! Thanks for sharing the pictures from your trip. The seagull is funny, and love the shot of the rowers 🙂

    Good luck with all your catching up!!

    Kelly

  2. Welcome home, Diane! What a fantastic group of shots you brought back with you, too. Glad you found your trip rejuvenating – I usually find them exhausting and need a vacation from the vacation! Ha! Thanks for your comment on my post at V&V – I didn’t expect you to catch up there so quickly!

  3. I love all of these! The moose is just too cute 🙂

    If I had to dream myself anywhere though, it would have to be on that water in the golden amethyst light. Beautiful.

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