Writing With Abandon

Reflections and ramblings about life as an educator, writer, reader, knitter, and over-thinker. Trying to do the writing only I can do.

A Reading Spot

“Netscape” by Konstantin Grcic, photographed by Larry Speck

Yesterday, I forced myself out of the apartment for an evening stroll. I walked past the construction of the new bridge and highway towards Maurice A. Ferré Park, taking in the greenery.

I made my way towards the Perez Art Museum and climbed up to their back deck, overlooking Biscayne Bay. There, I saw a set of netted swings that I’d never noticed before. I tentatively sat on one, worried it might trigger my vertigo.

It didn’t.

In fact, it felt wonderful.

With one leg down and the other hiked up, I rocked myself back and forth, pulled out my Kindle, and enjoyed my new favorite reading spot in Miami.

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2 responses to “A Reading Spot”

  1. Sarah Valter Avatar

    Your new reading spot looks heavenly! Sounds like you’re going to be a frequent visitor.

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    1. Amy Crehore Avatar
      Amy Crehore

      Absolutely! A new discovery — I can’t wait to go back.

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