Greetings to this Community.
It's my first time being here...my first time also knowing about this Community and I feel good about this discovery. All thanks to @jenthoughts
Seeing this topic made me to go into my gallery to get a cloud photo I snapped some months ago.
It was a Saturday and Saturdays are meant for laundry. Coming out of my room to meet a bright cloud was all I needed that Saturday because I was sure that my clothes( to be washed) would get dried without running helterskelter as it's done in a raining day.
Time was 8:00am when I brought out my clothes and began to wash. I finished washing around 10:00am and I hung them on the lines under the sun. It was blazing hot... I won't term it 'scorching' because I'm sure there was still Vitamin D left in the morning sun.
I brought out my camera took a sharp shots of the bright clouds.
As you can see, the sun was hot and the cloud gatherings were feeling it that's why they're almost melted and shifted away from the intense sun.
Zooming the photo, it seem there's a smaller sun close to the bigger one. In geography, they never taught us that there's a smaller sun, so let's assume it's a jot of the cloud beside the sun. Lolš¤£.
Yeah, the weather was favorable to me that day because my clothes got dried within short hours.
Guess what? It rained afterwards.
Thanks for reading.
All Images are mine.
This is my entry to the Love The Cloud contest 168 hosted by @tobetada