Stopping on a bridge, in the distance down river from where I rest, I see a similar bridge. I wonder, “Could that be the bridge I was meant to cross?”
Then something inside my heart tells me “No.”
New Hope – Lambertville Bridge – Delaware River
Right now, in this moment, I am meant to be here. I’m sure of that. I’ll cross that bridge, that one in the distance, I’ll cross it when I come to it.
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(I’m standing on the bridge that connects Lambertville, NJ and New Hope, PA – two really neat cities that invite you to shop, dine, or just stroll and grab a cup o’ Joe.)
Dear Bliary 
from one bridge to another..like it !
One bridge at a time 😉
Good seeing you, J&M.
A cup o’ Joe? Don’t know much about that, but I know I like your writing and bridge philosophy. 🙂
I’m so pleased. Thank you. And if coffee is not your cup of tea, then maybe strolling and sight seeing is. Either way, a great bridge to cross.
My husband has just explained to me that a cup o’ Joe is a cup of coffee. Sorry, I didn’t know that one. Here, we say ‘cuppa’ (it covers everything hot you can put in a cup). I learn all sorts of stuff by blogging.
Don’t feel bad. Learning’s a good thing. I, for one, am always learning. Maybe I’ll have something more valuable to learn ya next time 😉
Good answer to the challenge, Gemma. Hubby would enjoy a cup of Joe, but I’ll settle for a chai latte. 🙂
That they have too, ad. 😉
Thanks.
This is all very poetic. The story AND the picture. I don’t know how a picture can be poetic, but it is. I never really ask myself that question, because I just do what the GPS guy tells me to do. It’s way less poetic…..
You know me and GPS! Ugh. We’ve had this conversation before. But, poetic? I like that. Thanks.
I agree with tha last comment – the post has a nice poetic ‘deep and meaningful’ flavour! I like the frame too, it suits the photo well.
Thank you, Madoqua. I don’t frame too often but I kind of liked the extra color. I appreciate your return visit. 🙂
Yes don’t go rushing to cross bridges is the best advice sometimes !
I had to google cup o’ Joe Gemma …. always learning new stuff me !
I have a mug that read Cup O’ Joe. I thought once something made it to the coffee mug circuit, it was universal. Apparently I am the one learning today. 🙂
Plus it’s my son’s name – not cup o’ joe, but Joe. 😉
Thanks for stopping by, poppy.
Love that area. So beautiful, and such fun for a stroll.
Another stop you can make when you hit the flower show – maybe?
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I’m going to separate the aquarium and the flower show. Give them each a day of their own. And New Hope always deserves a day. As does Peddler’s Village … and Rice’s Market. Hub is on a sabbatical this semester and so we are tackling the day trips in a frenzy. 🙂
Heard of Rice’s Market. Never been there. I’ll need to put that on the to-do list. Enjoy it all. Let me know how much fun you had. 🙂
“I’ll cross that bridge when I come to it.” Perfect!
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Thanks
Wow!
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Makes one want to be there —
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Sometimes, it is not yet meant for us to journey at certain places even if we want to. When the right time comes, it will happen. Beautiful post.
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