FUNNYACCENT

Sang Kelembai

In Awe

Two or three years ago I wrote an entry that I prefer to run without listening to music. But recently I've found myself looking forward to listen to some songs that I upload on my cheapo SanDisk mp3 player. I put together some 50's, 60's, 70, 80's, 90's and even a few of recent songs that put extra energy to my legs when my legs refused to lift off the ground.

I'm content that I've been putting more mileage since April even a recovery time takes approximateoy 36 hours before I can put on my running shoes again. What surprised me was it no longer bother me  like it used to. This is the beauty of aging I think, I'm kind of glide forward.

Try to erase a pot belly man in the picture from your memory when you leave funnyaccent. The big ships and tankers carry  automobiles and containers  from other partst of the world sail pass Castle Island to the pier to unload never fail to commando my attention. This morning I still stand in awe watching the big tanker (not the one above) gracefully glides across the water. It seems so unreal, but it is real.

Look

Tuai padi antara masak
Esok jangan layu-layuan
Intailah kami antara nampak
Esok jangan rindu-rinduan

Egg, Corn & Spinach Fritata

Mellow Yellow Monday #72

Trip

Both Dianne and I thought we deserved a longer and stressed-out-free time before we start our new job soon. Early this week we headed to Ogunquit in Maine.

 
Scenery along the Marginal Way.

Perhaps it's my eyes that this rock looks like a rabbit.

 

 

 

 

 

The store owners in York, Wells and Ogunquit are creative people. A few stores that caught my eyes: an antique stores Dusted Things & Daisies in York, and yes, they have plenty of antique stores, The Stolen Menu, a restaurant in York, and Whispering Sand, a gift shop

But this is my favorite :))

Wave On the Ground

Aqua

This week Photo Friday Challenge 

Ducklings

Thursday Challenge: Family