I absolutely love being in this park. It’s been so very, very healing for me and I’ve made it a ritual to come out here and just be outside, be in nature. Not that many people, mostly just, you know, what you see here I love it. I love it.
So look at me. I’m walking here I’m walking in a park. The thing that I love to do and I’m walking. I’m not in pain. I am fucking not in pain.
So many times. Nine months ago, when I first was able to get out here, took me months even to be able to walk as far as the park and would walk here and think that one day I’m going to walk this path and I won’t be in pain.
And I did as much as I could a lot of times, every single step in pain and know, I don’t know pain from pain because I never had a baby. I never even had menstrual cramps, but hurt a lot. Hurt a whole lot.
I need to recharge myself with nature and this tree is my recharging station. It’s got a little place to sit right here. And this goes right in my back where I’ve got all spinal. Whatever painful injury that I’ve been healing from for over a year now, and I come here so the tree will plug in and give me a foundation of stability and suppleness and strength and all of those good things Then I look around the view I have in front of me, and I think the tree defines this space and all these other trees around at this boundary are like my family members, my ancestors.
I don’t know. I just feel like they’re here supporting me. So this is my place where I do that And so this is what it looks like where I look out I like it here very much.
There you have it. It’s quite something, don’t you think?
Now, this looks like a tree alongside the path. But actually, what it is, it’s a rest stop and a piece of gym equipment for all kinds of exercises. But first, it becomes a bench for sitting down on it makes a good place to sit. There is also a place to stretch your back up there and do pushups here.
And all that stuff. But I just like sitting and looking at the road down there. Nice homes. It’s a great place to sit. Nice view behind me. Nice view in front of me. It’s all dead stuff because it’s winter. But, you know, it’s nature, all dead stuff. I can relate not too far from that myself. Maybe, maybe not. Never know.
I mean, who wouldn’t want to spend every day in the park? At least part of it. If they could to real blessing. Appreciate it very much. Nice view, huh?
Beautiful park. Love it. Bye bye.
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