I generally do really well with blogging in the winter. And I guess I just have more time, and less going on at work and in my mind.
But I don't like that pattern. There is so much going on in the summer.
For example, I was outside this morning fiddling with a sprinkler and came face to toe with a lovely garter snake. It slithered away. I watched it. But in a few minutes, there it was again. It had come back for another look I guess. It was fun to watch for a minute or two.
A week or so ago I went camping with some friends. There was so much cotton in the air it was almost magical. We saw snakes, slugs, birds, plants a plenty, spider's webs, rivers, rocks. We enjoyed the pitter-patter of rain on the tent. We enjoyed beautiful hot coals after a nice campfire.
The abundance of rain we've been getting has made this normally dry, hot area very green and lush. It's just now starting to get up into the 80's and low 90's. But we're still having thunder storms, and enjoying the moisture, the thunder and lightening, and that wonderful after-rain smell.
Summer really is a wonderful time. So, to keep myself from missing it completely with everything else going on, I am going make a goal for myself, and share it all with you. I will be posting at least one picture a day through July - beginning today of course. And since I missed yesterday, I'll post two today.
If I miss a day, please give me a hard time about it. Thanks. :)
I can't wait to see what I post tomorrow!
2 comments:
I have a hard time committing myself to sitting at the computer to blog during these 'outside' months. Paradoxically, these are the months so many bloggable moments occur.
I love the idea of a "pic a day," something short and sweet that encapsulates everything, or at least a slice, of what you're experiencing. I've started something vaguely similar, a very informal and as of yet sporadic "from the photo files," to make up for all the spring experiences I'm lagging on . . . .
Looking forward to your posts!
-Mike
You aren't alone! All my blogging buddies are running in the sunshine. That's ok, me too! Looking forward to all the photos! No snakes please, your garter snake would have given me a yelp!
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