Sep 11

Surfers and Elevators

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September 11, 2012

Here’s a video I made while sitting on the coast and watching some surfers. Which got me thinking about elevators, of course! 🙂

The surfers reminded me how important it is to be patient and wait until things are right. How important it is to read the waves.

And yes, that’s an extremely large version of my nose at the end. 🙂

If you can’t see the video above, click here to view it at YouTube.
I forgot to add yesterday’s link, so if you weren’t able to see yesterday’s video, click here to view it at YouTube.

An end of summer flower…

Tags: elevators, Maine, patience, surfers, waiting

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