The parade grounds of our old army fort nearby remind me so much of my historic college campus back east. The massive oaks and maples enveloping colonial red brick hover along the edges of memory’s mist, and for a moment, it is move-in day of my freshman year, a scared newbie trudging down the mossy dark stairs of the registrar’s office to pay my (tiny to today’s standards) tuition and board, lining up for my college ID, and clutching a class schedule that would lead me into the morning.
This month I’m taking a photo a day and following the topics of Susannah Conway’s August Break 2014. And why don’t you join me? I double-dog dare you!
Suburban Satsangs 
Morning in more ways than one: that huge, cosmically lonely morning that begins college. You sure brought back that feeling. That’s a beautiful photo. Memory’s mist….yes, indeed.
For some reason I’ve been thinking about those early college days recently, although they took place over thirty years ago! Must be that “campus” at the fort! Thanks as always, Maureen.
My sister and family lived in one of those officers quarters lining the parade ground. It’s nice you’re living on or near a place with so much history.
Those are beautiful places to live, and such a peaceful setting. Ironic, in a way, since it was all built for the military. I hope everything’s going well, Shirah.