Yesterday morning I was in a tizzy, wringing my hands in desperation wondering what to blog about. (Fellow bloggers will understand.) Finally, I made the drastic decision to go outdoors to see what I could see. Out there I beheld endless stretches of half-melted snowdrifts etched with grimy streaks of dirt---nah, that wouldn’t do. Juncos who wouldn’t stay in one spot long enough for me to take their photo---no good, either. And, then I spied an intriguing moon-like thing hanging up in the rafters of the sky---hey, that just might work.
Of course, the glowing orb was only lucky old sun peering groggily through a veil of cloudy fog which had pretentiously draped itself all the way down to the ground. Fog’s surly companion---dampness---was also present, making our so-called warmer temperatures carry a chill that quickly infiltrated my winter bundlings of coat, scarf, and gloves. More than happy was I to hurry back into the house and slave over a warm stove!
2 comments:
Cool (no pun intended) capture of the sun, Jeannelle. That's about the only way we can view it directly -- through a heavy veil.
Nice capture! It really does look like the moon on a foggy evening!
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