A Street in the Center of Marseille on a Winter Day

A Street in the Center of Marseille on a Winter Day

 

Blue skies like a top hat sitting on the buildings.

Unexpected, potted plants in plastic garbage pails lined the street. My cousin Judy would say that is a sign of a frustrated gardener wanting a yard in a limited space.

The sun glowed on the building, intensifying the golden patine.

I walked along smiling and chatting up anyone with who I could strike up a conversation… today I tested myself to see if my asthma was at bay as it appeared to be… And it was! 

Breathing is my new awareness. It seemed I could feel the air going all the way to the alveoli, or at least I imagined that. I thanked my entire body for the miracle it is for carrying me around, seeing, feeling, tasting, and being aware of how beautiful the gift of life is.

I was overjoyed, simply being on a random street in Marseille on a winter day.

 



Comments

13 responses to “A Street in the Center of Marseille on a Winter Day”

  1. Corey,
    I am overjoyed with and for you!!!
    xoxo jody

  2. I am so happy for you! It is wonderful to feel better!!!

  3. Susan in Zurich

    So glad to read this.
    Yes!

  4. So happy to hear you are feeling better
    God’s blessings for you always and all those you love
    Love Jeanne

  5. So glad to know you are finally feeling better.

  6. What a wonderful reminder for all of us-the small things-which are not so small- it is all BIG! So grateful for your continued return to good health-

  7. So, so happy for you, Corey! I know you’re savoring each moment.

  8. So happy for you to feel this gift!

  9. I’m so glad you are able to enjoy the activities
    you love to do and that the asthma is controllable. You remain in my prayers.

  10. What an uplifting post Corey! So happy to hear you are feeling better!!

  11. Wonderful, Corey!! So happy for you.💕

  12. So much happiness that you are feeling better!

  13. Hmmm, doesn’t look like winter as it is here. Looks more like Spring to me (lucky you!).
    Corey, please be careful to pace yourself now that you’re feeling better. You can guess how I know this.

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