misty morning

A picture from yesterday morning since I've not been out on the lake yet today. Feeling lazy, and all that sorta thing. The paddling helps my back feel better so I should get off my butt and get out there--but it's kinda cold out there and....

Today marks two weeks of not working. I could quite easily get used to this sorta thing. I just don't understand people that retire and can't get used to having so much free time. Of course money would be a problem for me...

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Unknown said…
The water looks carved out of a smooth stone. I'd like to touch it - love texture!
1:39 PM
kenju said…
What a great photo! It is so peaceful there. Hope you get out so your back will feel better.
3:25 PM
Shephard said…
Wow, that's very mystical looking... really nice textures and tone.
And there's even a shark in the lake!

~S :)
10:25 PM
tiff said…
mmkay - I'd buy that pic, no doubt. So calming! Gawjus.
10:26 PM
Nikki - Notes of Life said…
Beautiful :)

Hmmm... if only I could retire (when I've not quite reached 30!)... again money is the problem!
8:06 AM
SassyAssy said…
I could get used to seeing that every morning!
8:22 AM
Diane Mandy said…
You need to go on vacation more often. Love the photos. Feel better!
3:42 PM
Lois Lane said…
Maybe the money could come in through those great photos. Look like postcards to me.
9:10 AM
The English Student said…
This is simply beautiful. I wish that I was there. I need to get back to nature and see it for what it really is. I need to find a place of my own that I can let go.
2:47 PM
Bobkat said…
What a beautiful lake and such a great shot of it. I'm half expecting to see the Lady of the Lake extend her arm out from it holding aloft Excaliber!
9:50 AM
Anonymous said…
I love that photograph.. Its beautiful. I think after awhile retirement would get boring.. I stay home now though.. Only i've got 4 kids to keep me busy..LOL
2:19 PM
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