Sunset on Sunset Avenue
I arrived in Seattle just in time. My dearest, oldest friend’s father died as I was en route, and the service was this week. On a cold and dreary day, fortunately I had a dark dress with me, and I quickly ran and bought stockings, which are so irrelevant in the heat and humidity of August in Doha, and so necessary for a relatively formal occasion in Seattle.
Last night, we got together and walked, something we have done through the years, and then grabbed a bite to eat. We walked along Sunset Avenue, in Edmonds, just as the sun was setting.
In one of the yards, we saw this wonderful tarted-up piece of driftwood:
The light was glorious:
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I’m glad you were able to be there for your friend. You have a way of doing that!
She was the apple of her dad’s eye. His loss will leave a big hole in her life. Being here at the right time is none of my doing – and I thank God; his timing was perfect. We did a lot of walking therapy! Got those endorphins going! 🙂