I have decided that Sundays are going to be my one sentence day. Not only because I put my vlog out on these days, but because it's the beginning of the week and we all need a day of rest. So, from this day forth, Sunday will be known as cop out day.
Today I am thinking of the rain. I'm grateful for it.
It's beautiful and refreshing. And anyone who stands in the forest after a fresh downpour, or during one, has experienced the best scent in the world.
Rain.
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Sunday, January 12, 2014
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Winter Is Coming
Actually, it's here, as of December 21st.
It isn't in full force, though.
Weather is at a record low here on the West Coast. People freak out about this. Like it is so unnatural. But the thing is, it's only new in the last fifty years. This is the West Coast, it isn't supposed to have extreme weather conditions. It's supposed to be mild. Sure, that's sad news for snowboarders and skiers, and all the people who are going to be laid off if Mount Washington closes next week. Unfortunately, there are no chains on Mother Nature.
She's like any woman. She does what she wants. When she wants. How she wants.
We get used to how things are, expect them to be that way forever, but change happens. There are cycles that need to be taken into consideration. And temperatures have been this low before. Just because we bank on the arrival of snow doesn't actually mean it will be arriving.
That doesn't mean it isn't frosty out there. In fact, the frost is most pretty, especially early in the morning.
It's the frost that I am grateful this morning. Because it is beautiful. It is so intricate and complex. Have you ever looked at it? Talk about unique as a snowflake. And to think, snowmen are made entirely of this stuff.
Yesterday, I took a couple pictures of the frost. They might not capture the truly remarkableness of the cold weather or how amazing this form of nature is, but I want to post them because they are a reminder of how many breathtaking things exist in this world.
It isn't in full force, though.
Weather is at a record low here on the West Coast. People freak out about this. Like it is so unnatural. But the thing is, it's only new in the last fifty years. This is the West Coast, it isn't supposed to have extreme weather conditions. It's supposed to be mild. Sure, that's sad news for snowboarders and skiers, and all the people who are going to be laid off if Mount Washington closes next week. Unfortunately, there are no chains on Mother Nature.
She's like any woman. She does what she wants. When she wants. How she wants.
We get used to how things are, expect them to be that way forever, but change happens. There are cycles that need to be taken into consideration. And temperatures have been this low before. Just because we bank on the arrival of snow doesn't actually mean it will be arriving.
That doesn't mean it isn't frosty out there. In fact, the frost is most pretty, especially early in the morning.
It's the frost that I am grateful this morning. Because it is beautiful. It is so intricate and complex. Have you ever looked at it? Talk about unique as a snowflake. And to think, snowmen are made entirely of this stuff.
Yesterday, I took a couple pictures of the frost. They might not capture the truly remarkableness of the cold weather or how amazing this form of nature is, but I want to post them because they are a reminder of how many breathtaking things exist in this world.
Upon review, I can see how some people might have thought this was going to be a Game of Thrones post. I apologize that it isn't and will try to refrain from tricking you in the future.
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Thursday, January 2, 2014
Daddy-O
Because I am trying to be proactive about this posting every day business, I planned today's out.
But then I had a terrible dream last night. Really, just horrible. Details aren't necessary, but it was about my dad, so I am changing today's grateful thing.
I'm choosing today to be grateful for my dad.
The weird, wonderful, wise-ass that I most certainly take after.
Apple and tree whatnot.
Alright, to be fair, Herman was Marilyn's Uncle, but he did play a father role. And also, I'm not as plain looking as Marilyn. If you watch the Munsters, you will get that last little joke.
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