"Peel back the mountains, peel back the sky."

[greygirlbeast]

It would be very difficult to explain yesterday, so I shall not try. A small description will have to suffice. Thinking that, perhaps, I'd be better off Out There than I would be In Here we left the house and headed west, through western Rhode Island and into northeastern Connecticut. Well, there is some explanation in that sentence, I suppose,

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[shanejayell]

Hope today is better.

[greygirlbeast]

That seems to be the mantra.

[everville340]

The trees begin to close in about the highway, and I can almost pretend I am back in Alabama.

This made me seek out images of trees in Alabama.

[greygirlbeast]

There you go.

[everville340]

The Oaks are...well, I can't quite find the 'right' word. The hue of the moss on the trunks is so vivid, but black & white photographs are just as monstrously beautiful. I am currently enthralled with Ebenezer Swamp.

[greygirlbeast]

Magnolias and live oaks are something I dearly miss, the ancient live oaks that seems to be the pillars of Heaven.

[alumiere]

How did I miss Bernie? I appreciate the movie night recommendations.

[greygirlbeast]

You're welcome.

[martianmooncrab]

like the trees are all wrong and the shade of green just isn't right...

we have an internal sense of the right place, and we guide off of it.

[greygirlbeast]

It comes down, in the end, to where we grow up, I think.

[martianmooncrab]

sometimes I think, but there are other places that give us a sense of rightness.. at heart, we are nomads.

[greygirlbeast]

I'm not. I'm absolutely NOT a nomad.

[setsuled]

There is some dim solace in film.

For me it's more than dim, I get really anxious if I go too long without a movie. There are other ways to get away from oneself but movies fill the void in a particularly satisfying way. Books, too.

[greygirlbeast]

It used to work a lot better for me. And books simply don't work at all for me now, ironically. being an author destroyed my ability to lose myself in books.