On my way to work I pass a field. In this field, in the spring and summer and fall, are a flock of sheep. (I think a squadron of sheep would sound cooler, but I suppose they are a flock.) I don't know where they go in the winter, but it would be far too cold, even with the lean-tos, for them to stay in the field, so I suppose they winter over in some nice farmer's barn. But this week, the sheep were back!
I really enjoy watching them as I drive past each day. They range from dark soot-grey to a vanilla warm-white, and they nibble on the grass and weeds voraciously. Their coats get bigger and bigger and bigger, and then at some point, they get shorn, and show up looking quite less frumpy and all sleeked out. Not that they're skinny sheep. They're average sheep shape.
So, it must be spring when the sheep are back in the pasture!
Here I am -- writing, reading, exercising, cooking, and sometimes cleaning my home. I try to do that last thing as little as possible. This blog is purposefully kept up as a way to stay accessible on social media since I have big dreams of continuing to be an author. If you'd be so kind, check out my available stories! I keep a running list of published works here, at the top post: http://trayellis.dreamwidth.org/
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Thursday, April 11, 2013
What happened to spring?
It got cold and grey and rainy again.
I like winter, but if it can't be winter, then it should be spring. None of this in-between malarkey!
I went for a jog tonight and my hands were like solid ice by the time I got back. I know...I should use gloves. Sometimes I do, I just didn't realize how chilly it was.
I like winter, but if it can't be winter, then it should be spring. None of this in-between malarkey!
I went for a jog tonight and my hands were like solid ice by the time I got back. I know...I should use gloves. Sometimes I do, I just didn't realize how chilly it was.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Fireworks!
How unusual--fireworks outside at this time of year. And, so perfectly positioned! I can see them through my kitchen window.
Sometimes random things are just lovely.
Sometimes random things are just lovely.
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