We were on our way to Ithaca soon after George and I arrived home from work. The bus to New York City was leaving at 6:45. Morgan and Albert are currently en route to Port Authority, and I will listen for the little door chime on my cell phone about midnight, that will be the text message saying they have arrived safely.

It was a pretty drive to Ithaca, with blue skies off to one side, and dark skies on the other. As we arrived at the intersection in Alpine, there was  a bright rainbow crossing the road in front of us, as though it was making a bridge for us to pass under.   It took our breath away,  to suddenly see it after rounding the curve,  and Morgan and I pulled out our cameras to see if we could capture it.

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We had our quick dinner at Moe’s Southwestern Grill, where Albert was able to try out his new bottle-opener hat, amazing us with his dexterity.

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All too soon we were making our way to the bus station, where Morgan and I have shared numerous goodbye hugs. Albert got a heart-felt one too.    It was such a pleasure to have them both here with us,  a chance for us to get to know Albert,  and to enjoy the light and laughter they share.

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3 Responses to “Bus Station Blues”

Ruth Says:

I hate goodbyes. The rainbow is spectacular. It is often hard to capture the size and colours of a rainbow with a camera. I know from several failed attempts.

JeanMac Says:

Saying good bye after every visit is always tough.

BirdLady Says:

Rainbow and family – both miracles.

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