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Photo and Haiku for 10 June 2021

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What is really true?

Seems law is all that matters

What is your verdict?

 I have to show up for jury duty tomorrow…..so I went looking for a photo that might be sort of relevant…..found three images that have the word “justice” or “law” in them.

Photos and Haiku for 24 February 2022

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Knee is healing well

Went outside to shovel snow

and fill bird feeders

I asked my in-home physical therapist, Ryan, to write an unbiased account of my recovery from my total knee replacement surgery on 15 February.  Here is what she wrote:
“Robert is progressing fabulously in PT!  He is way ahead of the game – already using a cane or nothing at all with his walking and making great strides in improving his left knee range of motion.  He got to 105 degrees of knee bend in his left knee which is fantastic.  He’s gonna be back on the Colorado Trail in no time.”
I also want to thank the dozens of people that have provided me with food, stopped by to visit, and contacted me via phone, text or email.  I am very grateful to each and every one of you and especially to my friend, Deb, who came from Flagstaff and stayed at my place from the 15th to the 21st and helped out tremendously.
This morning with the temperatures in the mid-teens I went out and shoveled snow and filled my bird feeders.  It felt so wonderful to be outside in the cool clean air under a bright sunny blue Colorado sky.  Yeah, I took a few selfies. Sorry. The photo on the right is the view from my house looking south.
With much gratitude, Marching forth,  Robert

Photo and Haiku for 14 February 2022

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A magical arch

appears every hundred years

on Valentine’s Day

Recycled from last year.

Backstory for the photo…….Hey, do you remember the story of Brigadoon?  The one about a village in Scotland that appears out of the mist once every 100 years?  Well, do you know about the legend of the mythological arch called Valentine’s Arch?  It mysteriously appears once every hundred years somewhere out in the remote barren slickrock country of Southeastern Utah.

 A while back, I can’t remember exactly when – a number of years ago – it magically appeared before me while I was out hiking with my dog Jessie.  Since I always carry my camera with me, I was able to photograph it and prove, for all of mythological history, that it is indeed real.

The Arch’s message, just like the theme in the movie, is of love transcending time.  Love and Peace to all you brothers and sisters.  Happy Valentine’s Day.