From my office window I watched the blackbirds. Hover, dip, then settle. Unaffected by any of it.
The only thing I can say is that in the northern counties, they had snow. A foot of it. Can't even think about that. Too much too soon.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
cold
It never even hit freezing today. Twenty-seven degrees. I felt it. Anyone who walked by the lake felt it. And the winds! Crazy.
From my office window I watched the blackbirds. Hover, dip, then settle. Unaffected by any of it.
The only thing I can say is that in the northern counties, they had snow. A foot of it. Can't even think about that. Too much too soon.
From my office window I watched the blackbirds. Hover, dip, then settle. Unaffected by any of it.
The only thing I can say is that in the northern counties, they had snow. A foot of it. Can't even think about that. Too much too soon.
Though our temps remained in the 50s yesterday, the canyon wind never stopped. It was so strong that one of our neighbor's houses had its siding blow right off! Sustained wind gusts of 50 mph was definitely something to see, even if it was ushering in winter.
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