Sunday, 05 July 2009
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Giddy
Wonderful! Two dry, sunny days in a row after the wettest June in a century or so. It's like a drug effecting the whole environment. The birds are singing like crazy, insects chirring in the grass, and primroses visibly unfurling their petals.
Giddy, Euphoric, High-as-a Kite Blissful. Amazing what a difference there is between my mood 2 days ago and this wonderful excitement brought on by much needed sunshine.
Here's hoping some of this rubs off on you, too, if you're feeling down.
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Comments (8)
@nellinidaho - It is incredible. I could see the movement in the flower petals! There is ground nut growing all over my shrubs, and you could measure the growth after just a half hour of morning sun. Crazy - in a good way.
17 is a long long life for a cat
It was bone dry here for the month of June
We haven't been short on sunshine here, but your post still gave me a smiling start to my day! Hope your sunny days continue!
FYI: I worked on my disaster room over the weekend and made it into my office & quilting area. I LOVE it!!! I'll try to post some pics for you. Having my own room is so much fun!
I love sunny days! (especially after having a rainy spell). Beautiful photos of the flowers :)
@cherylmsf2 - Hi Cuz!
My mess is still lingering. The two boxes of canning jars are finally back in Joe's cellar, where they belong, but the rest . . . Well. If it were less unatractive I'd claim it was "decor". If the front yard ever dries out, I'm having a yard sale. Really.
Where are your favorite streams?
@ElevenStones - Northern NH, in the north part of the White Mountain nat'l park and surrounding state parks. All those lovely rocky places feeding the Connecticut and Androscoggin rivers.