The morning is bright early, with the blaze of true summer. Both expectancy and certainty are in the air. Yes it is warm, yes it will get hotter. The leaves are very still — no wind, not the slightest breeze. Even the tendrils of vine questing above the fence are motionless, balancing on air. My neighbour's roof makes patches of red through the green of palms and eucalypts.
“I always think that the best way to know God is to love many things.” ~ Vincent van Gogh
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Hmm, Snow bird? Summer? I'm freezing my fingers off and possibly a few other body parts like toes. :)
ReplyDeleteWe are in the beginnings of winter here. While I like my four seasons...I'm looking forward to spring. 'Green palms and eucalyptus' sound lovely.
I love living in a climate that doesn't include snow at any time of year. And yes, it's summer here now.
DeleteYour writing is warming my bones, Rosemary. But, I remind myself that I really can't take heat. Maybe just the warm part?
ReplyDeleteTo each her own! I can't take extreme cold!
DeleteI am basking in the warmth of your words and the climate in your part of the world right now. Ah, the grass is greener, but I prefer that warmth.
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