The view from the porch
During this year long adventure in Hell weather, or really, even longer than that, one constant has been the drama of the skies.
Poplar tree or Ferris wheel?Crazy clouds, wild winds whipping them around, rainbows, sun dogs, you name it, we look up a lot. These occurred last Friday in between sets of soggy storms. It looked a lot like this back on the tornado day, but I didn't get good pics then.
I'm not sure if you can see it but this little rainbow was caused by the sun shining through a gap in the clouds.
I'm not sure if you can see it but this little rainbow was caused by the sun shining through a gap in the clouds.
Oh, I can see that rainbow just fine.
ReplyDeleteKeep looking up . . . it's better than concentrating on the mud.
Except if you slip and fall.
You caused two songs to pop into my mind with this post:
ReplyDeleteStormy Weather (obviously) and
Blue Skies ("Blue skies, 'nothin' but blue skies do I see!") (Wishful thnking?)
Nice rainbow, BTW.
Nice rainbow, not caught one here yet. If it makes you feel any better you're not the only one, my yard's a swamp, complete with ankle deep mud and knee high grass because the majority of it hasn't dried out enough to mow since sometime in July.
ReplyDeleteWow! Wow! Wow!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen skies like that in quite a while. Wonderful.
I love your comment section as much as I love the pictures :)
I left a comment but thanks for the pictures, Google wanted my cell phone number to chase me with.
ReplyDeleteLOL Now I have Joated songs running through my head!
ReplyDeleteThat last picture was awesome. I really thought we were going to get more rain this afternoon when I went back into the school but we didn't thank goodness! We missed you Sunday!
ReplyDeleteOH! A rainbow! A wonderful beautiful delightful sign of HOPE!
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June, it was so much sharper than I could make it look....really pretty
ReplyDeleteJoated, hope they are songs that you like. lol and thanks
Ruth, it is such a slog, just to walk to the barn...and back...makes you tired before you even start to work
Cathy, thanks, I love the comments too. lol, a good part of my social life.
Earl, that darned Google....and thanks
LInda, better than some. I get the awful stuff the kids play in the barn stuck in my head and hear them continuously even in my sleep
Lisa, wish I could have been there. thanks
Linda, wouldn't mind a little change to go along with it. lol thanks