
To welcome winter’s stunning coat,
Autumn sheds its golden layers
Gorgeous hues evoke emotions
Enticing with their pleasing flavors
Lauren Scott © 2017
Photo: Our backyard – from our Ginkgo tree 🙂

To welcome winter’s stunning coat,
Autumn sheds its golden layers
Gorgeous hues evoke emotions
Enticing with their pleasing flavors
Lauren Scott © 2017
Photo: Our backyard – from our Ginkgo tree 🙂
Have you wished to fly
in the big blue sky,
soaring with angels near
and feathered friends so dear?
Think how incredible to swim
in the ocean on a whim,
with a chummy dolphin
and the biggest grin
Imagine strolling in a meadow
with a butterfly show
or tiptoeing amongst the stars
to the music of guitars
Lend an ear to what I propose
Close your eyes, twinkle your nose
Cross your arms, blink three times
Twirl around, you’ll hear the chimes

Lauren Scott © 2017
Photos: Google
(I thought a smile would be welcomed
to end the week. This is revised from
several years ago, and I’m wishing you a
fabulous Friday and weekend!)
❤❤❤

I don’t know what other couples do, but my husband and I make it a point to remember those smaller events that led up to the wedding day, and today is one of them…our first date 30 years ago. We were 26 & 27 at the time, and we vividly remember that evening…the amazing restaurant for dinner, then driving up the mountain to The Baldy Lodge for dancing.
If you’ve followed me for awhile, you no doubt know that I’m a big hopeless romantic, and this night was definitely a magical one. During that evening of romance, we both experienced the incredible feeling that we might be “the one” for each other. That may sound silly, but…
As it turned out, we were “the one” for each other because six months following that night, he proposed. Then six months after that proposal, we were married. And here we are…grateful to still have each other and our two beautiful children, who are now 22 & 26 years old.

This isn’t a post to brag though. We’ve experienced loss throughout our years together. So, we don’t take anything for granted because nothing is guaranteed. Instead, we cherish each moment of every day and continue to count our blessings.
So, I’m wishing my Husband and Best Friend a very Happy 30th-First-Date Anniversary!!
🎉🎈🎉🎈
“I thank him for making my life the best and for bringing out the best in me. I love him even more now, and I hope we have the chance to celebrate many more anniversaries as the calendar pages continue to turn.”

❤❤❤

Let us view
Christmas through the eyes
of children –
the magic
the wonder of the season
pure joy, love, and hope
Lauren Scott © 2017
Photo: Google
Wishing you a blessed holiday season ❤
back then where
wanting to be a
grownup was
a big dream
but responsibilities
have lost their appeal
pigtails, and
imagination,
excitement
of riding
without training wheels – oh, the
innocence of youth
Lauren Scott © 2017
This is my last Shadorma for Eliot’s November Shadorma challenge, so I thought to end with a fun topic. 🙂 Hope you enjoy! ❤
Constants from
the circle of life
death’s timing
birth’s lighting
new seeds bearing sanguine hues
consolation prize
Lauren Scott © 2017
when vowels
and consonants join
forces, they
create a
magnetic effect so strong
grips will not loosen
their union
paints a gold sunrise
yet, they have
what it takes
to produce sharp, knife-like pain
be mindful of both
Lauren Scott © 2017
https://alongtheinterstice.wordpress.com/shadorma-november/
in the midst
of shattered pieces
lies one that
exudes the
slightest hint of a sparkle
needing tender care
Lauren Scott © 2017