Words and images - powerful elements of our everyday life. Most of the time we take them for granted, but sometimes something happens to make you aware of how important they are... and how thankful you are to have the opportunity to use or appreciate them. Here lies some of my words and pictures (which are untouched apart from cropping, unless I've said otherwise) - Please add your words to mine, and leave a comment. Thanks for visiting!
So, we went from beautiful sunny day yesterday, to gruesome drizzle today... and this one's a silly one about the weather... (but if you know British weather, it's so typical!):
As someone interested in history, when I find a good story I want to share it. As a lover of life, I want to preserve it.
7th November 2007
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My dad once gave me some advice.
He said that, as you walk along the road, most people look only along the road in the direction they are aiming for, and miss all the beautiful scenery to the sides....
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6 Comments:
Love the new post that is kinda how the wather is out here to one ,and it will be 100" ,and the next it will be 60 so that is something that I am ues to already ,but the one thing that we need is the rain ,and we don't ever get what we need it alway's wait's untile the wenter time to rain when we are alway's needing the rain in the summertime for the Hay filed's.
The fall is like that here too! Terrible weekend and today was very nice and sunny!
I remember in England everyone had black umbrellas. My friend and I had bright orange and yellow ones! Man, did we stand out! Now I have a transparent one I love because I've always wanted one since I was a kid. You can watch the rain drip down and the lightning too!
hope- yes, rain always comes when you don't need it, doesn't it (like a fete, harvest time, or some event you've been planning all year!) And then, when you do need it - drought. I grew up on a farm, and after the 6pm news every day,we had to be absolutely silent, so my dad could watch the weather.
I think I've always retained a bit of awe for the weatherman - he had the ability to silence us all (the 4 kids) as nothing else could!
mother of invention- I know what you mean about the umbrellas - there is a lot of black about (but more colour than there used to be, I think). I can just imagine you holding your transparent brolly over your head when you are out and about with your collecting-box! (how's that going, btw?)
The change of weather is akin to the changes we face in life; you never know when things will turn. It's a matter of going with the flow. You seem to have mastered that approach.
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What a delightful poem! Thank you for sharing. I have been in a couple of those weather monster amd caught unawares in the wrong clothing.
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the success coach- thanks for stopping by - I'm glad you like the blog. Visited you last night - what great advice you give.
mysti - Don't think we can avoid the blighter's tricks! I've given up trying :-)
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