I met an actress named Maryann Durmer at Penn Station who pointed me in the right direction as we were headed to the same destination. "Follow me," she shouted after they announced the Track number and people fled down the escalator to get a good seat. Luckily I was in Business Class so there was no need to run. It was a great trip out to Rhode Island but coming back the train broke down three times with a one hour delay. All Aboard!
We drove past Ryan's Alma Mater URI (University of Rhode Island) where new construction is going on.
Early birds - Some chirp in the trees - while others, of the human variety who are far more complicated, arrive at the beach early to - find parking, jog, walk their dogs, set up for surfing and the rest of the day, watch the sunrise, do yoga, meditate, read, or just relax. I watched them from above as they arrived, alone or with others, for adventures in the sands of time.
Sunday at sunrise, when the rest of the family was asleep, in the energies of a Leo Sun and Full Moon in Aquarius, (I am Aquarius with a Leo Moon) I walked along the shore engaging in the beauty of it all. Along the way I met a friend who took a video (posted on Facebook) and pics. There's a serenity about oceans that we gravitate to - most people longing to live on or near water. Oceans represent the flow of the collective unconsciousness (grids) that connect us to source. Oceans set the tone for climate change and our destines. There's lots happening with Earth's oceans today but sometimes an ocean is just an ocean to be respected and enjoyed.
Noah 12 , Fiona 6, Madison 17, and Matthew checking out the cake before the company arrives
If you're following his adventures this summer, he loved his time at Yale
and is looking for another summer program in medicine for 2019.
Matthew's wish is to help others which earned him one extra wish.
Now blow out the candle, make a wish, and let's move on to the next chapter...