I found awe in several places. As I sat in the waiting room for my PET scan, an older couple sat across from me. She was beginning to crochet something with red yarn. Her husband, I assume, was sitting next to her holding the ball of yarn. Although I doubt that yarn holding takes much skill, it was obvious he had done this before. He knew the routine. "How long has this been going on?" I wondered. Long-time love is rather amazing. There were probably hundreds, if not thousands, of times when one or other wondered about continuing. But they did. Apologize. Kiss and make up. You get another chance.

And while I was lying on the "sled" that goes in and out of the machine, and the nurse had started the contrast dye in my IV, she said' "You'll feel a little warm." I knew that. How many times have I done this? But this time I was absolutely amazed to realize how quickly my heart had pumped that dye from my arm to my buttocks. I told the tech I am awed by the human body's functions. 

And I share this photo I shot in downtown St. Louis several summers ago. Can kids have any more fun by getting wet on a hot day? And so much fun to watch! Probably why I love to do it too.