Sunday, August 9, 2015

#35 Visit from Jakub the cellist

Blog #35 Visit by Jakub Omsky  Trawkowski and his friend Delmar Uqualla

Every morning since I came in June to Wellfleet I think nothing will happen, no one will visit me and I will just rest and inhale the lovely whiff from the ocean, watch sun sets-  that is enough.

This morning I prepared coffee and croissants with good stuff inside and Jakub (cellist we met in Sedona who moved to Vermont recently) met me after his outside shower ready for adventure of Shabbat, 8.8.15.   Nothing special in this.  We left Delmar sleeping and off to the marina to have our breakfast. Early in the morning Jakub walks with me around the marina-  such delight for me-  no one else  is up at  this hour.


It was beshert that I spill coffee coming down the steps and we drank water instead.
We had our walk and then a lady sat down near us with a well-behaved dog. We talked about all kinds of things.  She lives year round in Wellfleet.  When leaving Victoria Pecoraro looked at me and remembered meeting me in a nursery in Orleans buying flowers years ago.
On the way home I asked Jakub to stop in a place I have never been to - Flying Fish - to get him the coffee I spilled this morning.
We sat down on the large terrace full of people and next to me came a little girl holding a big bag followed by her grandfather –beautiful, bearded and mustachioed man.  Then came her mamusia and grandmamma. Birds were jumping around us eating spilled crumbs, and Jakub had after enjoying second breakfast talked to these people and I heard them speaking French to the little girl-well, that started everything.
Aliska,you are the only one who will believe this-  2  professors  teaching and working in Paris come every year  to Wellfleet. 
Their daughter Tracy lives in London with her  family.
Linda Brimm teaches psychology interviewing survivors of the Holocaust.  I told her it was beshert that I spill coffee this morning so we can  find each other in Flying Fish._ Jakub remembered  that his grandmother and grandfather were in the underground  … His Grandfather never stopped talking  about the war and his imprisonment  (He was not Jewish, but many were imprisoned for any kind of logical thinking against the regime).
Now  the real day  begins  and I am ready  for my rest-  so many impressions,too much for my  small brain. Calusy (kisses) M.

Later, Jakub entertained us with romantic music in Glen and Maria’s  gallery-  we danced and enjoyed an impromptu evening-  that is the best kind.




Great visit!



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