A friend of mine sent me this photo early this morning.
It's shot from the water somewhere off Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman, a gorgeous Caribbean island where I lived for some time.
I live in New England now, where the spring months present you with a couple of warmish days and maybe some sunny skies here and there. Almost, but not quite.
This photograph, whilst gorgeous, represents a bit of torture.
I mean, look at that clear water, look at that sky. It is like living in a postcard.
While I adore my home state of Rhode Island, soon as I saw this photograph I took a deep breath and held it.
I could feel the warm water on my knees, the hot breeze on my shoulders, my eyes squinting from the turquoise glare off the sea.
Thanks for the reminders of what I fell in love with, my friends. Caymanians often say 'soon come' -- a curious statement about the islands that time forgot but I cannot.
Amen, Cayman, I soon come, and pass the turtle stew.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
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