Yesterday was the Solstice. In our Northern Hemisphere, it signifies the first official day of Summer to some, and is the longest day of the year. The Sun literally stays ‘still’ in the sky for 3 days before resuming it’s movement toward a more Southerly position. There was a New Moon on the 16th as well providing very low tides for me to roam the wet, hard packed sand. When these conditions coincide, I always walk the beach looking for inspiration. Today I found it in these bubbles, or the ‘foam’ as we surfers call it. Look closely and you can see the Sun reflected, a ‘Sun Selfie’ of sorts. The ‘Sol’ in ‘Solstice’ represents the Sun. Without it, we would just be a frozen ball of rock hurtling through space. Take a moment in the next few days and thank our Sun for His life giving rays. He will appreciate that!