Red Wine and a Rooftop
I had underestimated how much value is in a glass of wine and a rooftop talk. I haven't really had the time to sit and talk about things unrelated to school. I got some of that back tonight.
I remembered the value of having a roof that I can walk out onto. I remembered the value of having someone to drink some wine with, someone who doesn't want to climb down the side wall after having more than one glass. I remembered the value in spending time with someone I work with, sort of outside of work.
It's amazing how simple things mean so much to us. Watching a sunrise (for some), sitting with a glass of wine and getting the chance to talk (or not talk), playing in the park. These are the things we underestimate in importance. We think they are things we can throw off, or put off and forget that we once felt them to be important. We get so caught up in our busy schedules that we miss the flowers the grow by the side of the road, the laughter that we don't have, the rooftops we don't sit on.
We should take more time to look at the simple things that we don't take the time for. The rooftops, the wine, the flowers and the sunrises. It's worth it.


2 Comments:
You best not be talking about me when you talk about climbing down the side of the wall. That hit a little too close to home!
Sitting on roof tops and talking or just taking in the view is wonderful.
My birthday was spent on a roof top in Hamilton with several good friends.
My quiet place was a roof top of the closed Consumer's Glass plant in Milton, until they tore the place down.
The Canada Malting Co. Plant in Toronto the tower roof offers the best view of downtown Toronto. RL Hearn's roof gives a good view also, but is a little further away.
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