Snapshots of Tauranga #32 – Life at No. 22
It’s been a while since you and I last cycled together.| Life at No. 22
At times, these snapshot posts will consist of a collection of thoughts followed by words, with minimal imagery; feel free to use your imagination.| Life at No. 22
Some weeks are more challenging than others, and certain days have tested my resilience, revealing that I am not as tough as I believed and that I need to focus on being present.| Life at No. 22
It’s been a while since you and I last cycled together.| Life at No. 22
At times, these snapshot posts will consist of a collection of thoughts followed by words, with minimal imagery; feel free to use your imagination.| Life at No. 22
Sea pods were built along the Tauranga Waterfront to provide a home for intertidal flora and fauna| Life at No. 22
Although I haven’t written about my walks here recently, I have enjoyed several long walks, and this post is all about noticing my surroundings, even though the scenery is not new.| Life at No. 22
As a straight, unconventional pensioner, I have been enjoying a colourful walk from one side of Devonport Road to another. Every time I stroll across, I smile| Life at No. 22
