A trip to Chattanooga last weekend with my rowing team turned out to be the end of my fall racing season. My husband and I had planned on going to another regatta this weekend in Augusta, but it has been cancelled because of tomorrow’s forecast of heavy rain, which is likely to leave the Savannah River full of debris and not safe for rowing on Saturday.

Rain is forecast here in Ohio as well, and colder temperatures. After rowing our double this afternoon in warm sunshine, we probably won’t get out again for a while. It’s already starting to feel like we are settling in for the long, cold nights of winter. That is all right, though—winter is a cozy and restful season, and afterward, there will be time for many more journeys.

Word-art that says, "The sun will rise and set regardless. What we choose to do with the light is up to us. Journey wisely." -Alexandra Elle

Nurturing Thursday was started by Becca Givens and seeks to encourage self-nurturing and to “give the planet a much needed shot of fun, support and positive energy.”

2 Comments

  1. Truthful quote! There is a time for everything and we should try to do our best with it. Regrets are the worse thing.
    Glad you had a great rowing season. I remember you have an indoor rowing machine, time to get that out! 🙂

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