I have been noticing the short days lately. Darkening afternoons turn to twilight by 4:30, with night closing in just a few minutes later. The shortest day here in the Northern Hemisphere will be next Wednesday. The moment of the solstice, the "standing still" of the sun before it turns toward summer, will be at 10:44 am GMT. That's 5:44 am EST. We have about 9 hours of daylight these days to get all the things done.
Solstice Approaches
December 15, 2016 • 2016, catch-up posts, Christmas, daily photos, day trips, december, family, glencairn, myreddoordays
Friends in Nashville
November 8, 2016 • 2016, friends, nashville, November, travel, Weekend fun
The title of this post could be "A Mormon, a Jew, a Quaker, a Lapsed Catholic, and an Indian with a Southern Accent Walked into a Bar..."
The Turn of the Season
October 26, 2016 • 2016, home, my red door days, october, ordinary days, thinking out loud
It's finally feeling like fall around here. This morning I walked with my neighbors to school and had to wear a beanie and some gloves! How exciting!
Book Review: Spare Parts
October 23, 2016 • 2016, book reviews, kelreads
Genre: Non Fiction
Joshua Davis
You might like this book if you want a different perspective on issues and problems facing immigrants, if you like underdog stories, and inspiring stories about not giving up when the odds are long.
I listened to the audiobook, narrated by Will Damron.
Two Months Gone
September 30, 2016 • 2016, catch-up posts, life, Lisa and Sons, thinking out loud, writing
Since I last wrote, I've traveled far, both in miles and situation. Everything has changed, and it's time to update the record. For part of the last couple of months I was so much on the move that I simply didn't have time or internets to write, and for part of the time, I've just been tired, worried, or really, really busy using my computer and photos for work. But here I am, with an empty house and a head full of stuff.
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