26 May
Sometimes, there’s only one way home
Ah, the ferry line on San Jaun Island
No matter how endless
the path home to Anacortes, WA
nor how circuitous
my daughter loves to walk the labyrinth her own way, though there is a prescribed way, yet both are by nature circuitous
the options may appear. But pathways like these are wonderful indeed. Thanks for the fun idea, Ailsa, at “Where’s my Backpack“.
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© Erica K O’Shea at “growthandpossibility.wordpress.com”, 2013.
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