Snow on red rock
Wednesday, 02Jan2019 Filed in: Gallery
“In which John Green teaches you about the Indus Valley Civilization, one of the largest of the ancient civilizations. John teaches you the who, how, when, where and why of the Indus Valley Civilization, and dispenses advice on how to be more successful in your romantic relationships.”
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Solstice snow - updated
Tuesday, 22Dec2009 Filed in: celebrations & passages
No such thing as bad weather
Thursday, 11Oct2018 Filed in: quotes & thinkums
“Sunshine is delicious, rain is refreshing, wind braces up, snow is exhilarating; there is no such thing as bad weather just different kinds of good weather.”
Journal 23Feb2018
Friday, 23Feb2018 Filed in: thinking by blogging⭐︎ tellus
I saw a horse "broke" once. It was time consuming. It was brutal. That was enough to convince me it was wrong.
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“Arches National Park, Utah”
Friday, 15Dec2017 Filed in: Gallery
Solstice snow
Thursday, 22Dec2016 Filed in: tellus⭐︎ celebrations & passages
The first snowfall of the year in my high desert was about a half hour and melted as soon as it fell.
Last night I was keeping vigil, well, sort of. My knees don't like me these days, so I can't kneel in front of the fireplace for extended times anymore. But I was still feeding the fire and still meditating. About 22:30 or so I noticed that the streets were wet and I thought that was the rain we were expecting. Then I noticed that the car had snow on the top. So it was a very wet snow. Somewhere about 4 it started sticking, and as I write this at 8:22 it is coming down slowly but steadily.
Today marks the last day of Starwell, my version of the solstice. I'll need to go check on my mother later. Obviously I don't want her going outside in the snow.
I'm winter-born, so a good snow always touches my soul in a quiet joyful way. I could watch it for hours. I did watch it for hours.
Mostly my high Arizona desert gets mild weather. Not too hot in the summer, not too much rain, and not too much snow.
I'm thankful that I have snow, a fireplace, and a big set of windows to watch it this day.
Take joy in the day as the light returns.
Last night I was keeping vigil, well, sort of. My knees don't like me these days, so I can't kneel in front of the fireplace for extended times anymore. But I was still feeding the fire and still meditating. About 22:30 or so I noticed that the streets were wet and I thought that was the rain we were expecting. Then I noticed that the car had snow on the top. So it was a very wet snow. Somewhere about 4 it started sticking, and as I write this at 8:22 it is coming down slowly but steadily.
Today marks the last day of Starwell, my version of the solstice. I'll need to go check on my mother later. Obviously I don't want her going outside in the snow.
I'm winter-born, so a good snow always touches my soul in a quiet joyful way. I could watch it for hours. I did watch it for hours.
Mostly my high Arizona desert gets mild weather. Not too hot in the summer, not too much rain, and not too much snow.
I'm thankful that I have snow, a fireplace, and a big set of windows to watch it this day.
Take joy in the day as the light returns.
Just before it sparks
Tuesday, 02Feb2016 Filed in: celebrations & passages
Dusting of Snow
Sunday, 29Nov2015 Filed in: tellus
