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Waiting for the Tide
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| 7.75" x 32" |
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You can stand on the shore and demand that the tide come in all you want. Maybe you should sit back, relax, smell the
seaweed and enjoy life as it is, not looking for what you can't make it be. This was inspired by those fishermen who never
bring home any fish; either they throw back what they catch or they don't catch anything. When asked why they bother
fishing, they just smile.
We will all, at one time or another, find ourselves Waiting for the Tide. When every preparation has been made and every
detail attended to, we can stand on the shore and demand that the tide rise, NOW! - all we want. Or, we can recognize that
the ocean will come of its own accord - as it always does - and sit back, relax and smell the seaweed.
"This little admiral is enjoying his quiet time" explains James Christensen. "He could push the rowboat out to the water,
but he’s in no hurry. He’s not lazy; just patient and he knows that eventually the tide will rise. It's a nice day. He's
got a "cuppatea" with a little shot of fortitude and he's enjoying the time. He's not going to let the fact that the
tide's not in ruin his day. He went out to go boating, so he's boating. He doesn't need water to enjoy a day at the beach.
It's the idea of "making the best of the circumstances."
"It's a nice day. He's got a 'cuppatea' with a little shot of fortitude, and he's enjoying the time. He's not going to let
the fact that the tide's not in ruin his day. He went out to go boating, so he's boating. He doesn't need water to enjoy a
day at the beach. It's the idea of "making the best of the circumstances."-- James C. Christensen |
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