The snow is receding on the mountains now. My crow friend must be single, it hangs out around the house alone, waiting for me to feed it, doesn't call anyone else over to share.
Been one heck of a weather day after all the sun and heat of the past week. Storm wave after sun break after storm wave sweeping through. With each wave of rain, the wind tosses the trees about, though the horse-chesnuts are doing an impressive job of hanging onto their blossoms. I think I just saw another flash of lightning. I hope this wave passes and there is calm when I leave work: I'm volunteering at an auction right afterwards and I don't want to be soaked when I get there.
About Me
- Isabel
- West Coast, United States
- I am a naturalist, curious by nature. My interests range from the natural world to travel to food, art, music, religion, and culture to name a few. I am currently studying theatre and languages in hopes of performing and/or directing and of being multi-lingual. I have 4 blogs, the first on traveling in Spain, the second on the natural world, but predominately about birds, the third is about life in general, and the fourth is about reading Charles Dickens. My blogging has been more sporadic than I would like. I write to practice writing. And I am inspired to write better when I've been reading Dickens.
I noticed snow on Pikes Peak today. Lots of snow. And yet it was in the 80s down here in the foothills. I love how varied the weather is around here, as long as we don't get tornadoes!
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Thanks Judy!
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