...what magic the new day will conjure up for the eyes.
It seemed at this early stage that we would have a sun shiny day.
But it was not to be, as the weather had other ideas. The past couple of days, and nights were occupied by light rain, and it was a world of wetness. An icy wind coming off the snow covered mountains far away inland, lent a lovely red pink color to our ears as we walked around outside. Only until we got into our car, as thankfully the car has a great heater, and it quickly defrosts a person. With the rain gone, a frisky and crisp tang hung in the countryside air. So yeah, we were happy to see the sun again.
We hope that everyone will have a good Friday and a happy weekend.
I took the photos below earlier in the day at dawn.
The Periwinkle flowers were slowly starting to dry themselves.
And then the big clouds started coming in again.
This below was taken later in the day.
The two little baby clouds were trying to latch on to their mother worm.
Finally, just like that the day was over.
Time seems to fly away nowadays, as long ago, an hour felt like a lifetime, especially when one was waiting for someone or something. Now an hour slips by in the blink of an eye. Either the world is spinning faster, or I am getting older :) I still plan a one-hour outing in the old time, as the thought is to go and grab a cup of coffee, and to take some photos in nature, but then I find that we stayed out hopelessly too long, as one hour has become 3 hours. Does this also happen to you?
We are on a tight schedule, as my wife is a lecturer at a seminary, and she is currently marking the student's exams. They get a limited time to mark, before the next batch of exams arrive, and she puts in long hours to stay ahead. So, as I said, time is in a hurry and it's not our friend anymore, as it has no patience =D.
Such is life.
I hope that you enjoyed the pictures and the story.
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.
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