Raindrops on My Head!
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Today’s walk was into two unequal timeframes.
The lingering showers of Tropical Storm Nicole had, I thought, played out overnight.
The tropical rain drenched me like a wet mop less than five minutes from home.
My desire to continue on the route undeterred by Mother Nature became impossible.
Jan always worried if I could adjust to circumstances beyond my control.
What if the weather turned on a dime, and you could not return home to me?
Despite my relentless commitment to walking, I have learned to come in from the rain and cold and wait for better walking conditions.
Today Jan would be proud of me as I did a U-turn and waited for the rain to cease.
Her love is always with me and will guide me on my journey into an unknown land.
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Light snow started accumulating on the brim of my Peets hat.
The snow was light and fluffy, and I felt no reason not to continue walking alone.
However, as the temperature rose, it turned to freezing rain. Twice my feet slipped in the icy path.
Each time, Jan reassured me that I could finish this walk.
Having a guardian angel walk with me reminds me that our love will never die.
