The sunset over the Pacific ocean, just two blocks from my home in Encinitas, was magnificent last Wednesday. It looked like the sky had been ripped open to reveal secret islands hovering above the water, smothered in molten lava. It was if God had struck a match and set the sky on fire.
Closed circuit to my family and friends in Minnesota: No, I’m not missing those snowstorms and sub-zero windchills one little bit.
These photographs were taken by local photographer Christopher Gray.
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August 29, 2011 at 6:56 PM
wow. that’s all i can say. i think i’ve read all of these entries now.
your journey to CA and your travels there are inspiring. reminds me of the journey I made OUT of CA here to WA-state 11 years ago. every day i still feel like i need to pinch myself because i can’t believe i’m still living in all the beauty of the pacific northwest.
be well.
a
August 29, 2011 at 6:59 PM
Thanks, Annie. Yes, we all find paradise in different places. When you feel like you’ve come home, that’s where you belong.