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Some days you feel nothing can go right, everything's against you and all you do is in vain. But then, without warning, something small can change the way you look at the world.
I drove to work today,the same as any other day. As I looked at the stretch of road in front of me that is the M5, I noticed a huge colourful rainbow. It was so vivid, more colourful than any rainbows I had seen recently, and close too, as if I could actually drive through it.
This multi-coloured image coloured the grass, the trees and the road in front of me too. Nature's way of showing you what it can do surprised me.
And if that wasn't enough, two beautiful birds of prey circled around overhead, majestically protecting their rainbow sky. They may be called Buzzards, but they are beautiful looking creatures when gliding through the air.
Some things remind you that just living in this world can be reward enough.
I drove to work today,the same as any other day. As I looked at the stretch of road in front of me that is the M5, I noticed a huge colourful rainbow. It was so vivid, more colourful than any rainbows I had seen recently, and close too, as if I could actually drive through it.
This multi-coloured image coloured the grass, the trees and the road in front of me too. Nature's way of showing you what it can do surprised me.
And if that wasn't enough, two beautiful birds of prey circled around overhead, majestically protecting their rainbow sky. They may be called Buzzards, but they are beautiful looking creatures when gliding through the air.
Some things remind you that just living in this world can be reward enough.
My A38 isn't near the !!
About 15 miles further down, although there were a rainobw.
Ar.
About 15 miles further down, although there were a rainobw.
Ar.
Cyclone wrote:
> And OO, there was a rainbow on the A38. That merges into the M5.
>
> *nods*
May be the same one. Wasn't far off of Junction 29...
> And OO, there was a rainbow on the A38. That merges into the M5.
>
> *nods*
May be the same one. Wasn't far off of Junction 29...
Now there's a rainbow in my heart that reflects in a puddle of my tears.
And OO, there was a rainbow on the A38. That merges into the M5.
*nods*
*nods*
That fat bloke with the mullet, cankles and hankles that won the darts and cried - now *THAT'S* beautiful.
Re: My story 'Notes'
That was kinda my point I suppose, and I know exactly what you mean. You live because you live. Why are we here? What kinda question is that? You are here to live and experiance the world.
Somethings, whether human (read: Female) or natural can make the day just, almost explode into life. Brilliant.
That was kinda my point I suppose, and I know exactly what you mean. You live because you live. Why are we here? What kinda question is that? You are here to live and experiance the world.
Somethings, whether human (read: Female) or natural can make the day just, almost explode into life. Brilliant.
You described that in such a manly way.
Some days you feel nothing can go right, everything's against you and all you do is in vain. But then, without warning, something small can change the way you look at the world.
I drove to work today,the same as any other day. As I looked at the stretch of road in front of me that is the M5, I noticed a huge colourful rainbow. It was so vivid, more colourful than any rainbows I had seen recently, and close too, as if I could actually drive through it.
This multi-coloured image coloured the grass, the trees and the road in front of me too. Nature's way of showing you what it can do surprised me.
And if that wasn't enough, two beautiful birds of prey circled around overhead, majestically protecting their rainbow sky. They may be called Buzzards, but they are beautiful looking creatures when gliding through the air.
Some things remind you that just living in this world can be reward enough.
I drove to work today,the same as any other day. As I looked at the stretch of road in front of me that is the M5, I noticed a huge colourful rainbow. It was so vivid, more colourful than any rainbows I had seen recently, and close too, as if I could actually drive through it.
This multi-coloured image coloured the grass, the trees and the road in front of me too. Nature's way of showing you what it can do surprised me.
And if that wasn't enough, two beautiful birds of prey circled around overhead, majestically protecting their rainbow sky. They may be called Buzzards, but they are beautiful looking creatures when gliding through the air.
Some things remind you that just living in this world can be reward enough.