Showing posts with label rain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rain. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Use as Needed

I've always loved the music of Enya, so today when it didn't rain (much), I was reminded of this wonderful song, A Day Without Rain.

I wish I could say it was sunny all day today, but we had a sudden cloudburst about 4:00 p.m. These days when it's cloudy and rainy are when I miss the desert sunshine the most.

On my recent trip to Arizona, I shot this image of the sun sneaking up on a palm tree. I knew it would come in handy. Feel free to use as needed.

(I promise, Miss Sun, to never take you for granted).


Take good care of yourself and each other. Namaste'

Monday, September 14, 2015

What We Focus On

All parts of the west coast are suffering from lack of rain, dealing with wildfires, and becoming homeless because of the devastation. Let us all pray that the PTB stop the weather modifications, and release the stored water that could help to alleviate the situation.

It's supposed to rain here this week. Father God, send some to the ravaged and scorched places on this planet ... our home. Without water, we cannot survive and neither can the plant and animal kingdoms.

This lovely bloom reminds me to be grateful for the beauty in this world ... because what we focus on expands. So I will focus on water falling from the sky. Namaste'


Monday, August 17, 2015

Playing with Geese

There are always geese flying over our house and I love them! It just seems that I never have my camera handy when they make their pass. But the other day I had my phone with me and finally got a picture. And then I decided to give them some friends by doing a ghost image. I guess you could say I've been playing with the geese. Honk! Honk!

Some folks believe that Oregon is always rainy, cloudy and gloomy. Not so ... we've experienced incredibly clear blue skies of late and only about 99 drops of rain. Actually, I'm hoping for some of that wet stuff soon. Well, I'm sure we'll get our share this winter, but with the wildfires going on, it sure would be nice for Mother Nature to step up to the plate and rain all over the West. 

Namaste'