distance runner
slow down and breathe
this life
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distance runner
slow down and breathe
this life
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Gabe Feathers McGee 
Happy New Year!
Let’s hope so Charles 🙂 2012 was all about waiting to move, and now I can just relax and try to make the year go as slow as possible – the kids will be going to a new school, so that will be a big challenge …
Hello again 🙂
Happy New Year to you Gab … wishing you and yours all the very best for 2013 🙂
Helloooooo Geoff – thank you and happy new year right back at you! 🙂
Distance haiku-er? 🙂
Good advice, indeed.
Happy New Year!
haha – happy new year to you colonialist and keep on bending those words 😉
Good idea, Gabrielle. I shall do just that, if I can. Happy New Year to you all.
It is harder than it sounds Kate that’s for sure 🙂 in this busy world of ours – happy new year to you and yours (including those mischievous critters of yours).
love this Gabe!
🙂 thanks Graham
May the backburns always burn back and the Joe Blakes stay in the bush and your dogs do not eat a cane toad. Have a great 2013!
haha here’s to that Staffo 😉 bloody canetoads are everywhere (found two in the boys bedroom the other day – snuck through the screen door which blew open in the wind – he wasn’t impressed) – you have a good one too 🙂
Oh yeah. We’ve got to remember to breathe. HAPPY NEW YEAR BEAUTIFUL BRYDENS xxxx
Breathing is always a good thing Selma – having asthma is always a strong reminder of the life force that is oxygen 🙂
my new years resolution haha, great!
haha same here tipota – I’m calling 2013 the year of living slow – I’m becoming a tortoise for the duration.
nice one Gabe
Thanks Dhyan 🙂
breathe this year Gabe,
happy new year!
Same to you Benedicte 🙂 Hope all went well on your trip – here’s to a terrific 2013
I love this haiku, I really do, and not only because it’s a damn good reason to not take up long-distance running.
hahaha – there are many reasons for not taking up long-distance running Nigel (if I ever meet you in person I will tell you what those reasons are – if I write them here I may have a contingent of type A personalities with high blood pressure, out to get me 😉 ) – kids run for the fun of it – not so sure about the adults who run!
A meditation of calm in this haiku – taking a big breath…
It’s a reminder to myself bluebee 🙂 often not enacted on!
lovely
Thanks Monica 🙂 breathe in, breathe out …
Lovely – So wise and so true. We could all do with this advice, Gabe. Thanks so much.
Thanks adeeyoyo 🙂
You have something there to be savored. What an adventure. So much beauty.
An adventure – yes Aletha – haha 😉 and it is beautiful (I love this place)