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The beginning of Indigo Cottage

Posted in Uncategorized by gypsymama on August 10th, 2006

My journey began months ago when I was so weary of my life, and what it had become that I decided to book a trip by myself, a long trip. I ended up joining a bicycle touring group, a way to have an adventure but be a bit controlled and feel like I was slowing down and really able to see all that was around me, I could smell the fresh air, the ocean, the sounds that surrounded me were not of cars and radios but of nature. The day I discovered the cottage it was gray and overcast, the road was overgrown and narrow I was tired and slowed down to get away from the group when I saw the sign “B&B, rooms available” and instead of continuing on my journey as I had been doing for 8 days now, I stopped and decided to take a room, I had my bags, I needed nothing else. No more traveling, time to sit still for awhile. At the time, I had no idea why I was stopping, but the desire to stop was so strong that I could not ignore it, as I walked my bike up the driveway I started to look around, it was then that I noticed the gardens, they were overgrown and needed attention, the house was OLD, wow, what was I thinking? When I knocked on the old door an old woman answered, a crone I think she would be called, she was stooped over, wrapped in a lace shawl the color of slate, and I knew I was in the right place, in the window, next to the door was a sign that said for sale, this was my calling, this was what brought me here to the door. This is where I belonged.

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  1. soulsister said, on August 10th, 2006 at 8:20 pm

    A cottage with an overgrown garden…sounds wonderful to me! Can I come stay for a few days when you get settled in?? :)

  2. Heather Blakey said, on August 10th, 2006 at 11:02 pm

    I will be coming too and I am sure others will pop in for a working bee to clear parts of the garden. Me, I would keep lots of it as a wild garden.

  3. Emeeriel said, on March 29th, 2007 at 7:32 pm

    This sounds like a wonderful place to open up and dance the dance of freedom and to learn the lessons nature has to offer you..

    Emeeriel

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