You probably know if you have read here very long that I love, love, love looking at the sky. Well, on the morning we left Georgia recently, a really powerful storm came up and the sky gave us quite a “show.” So here are some photos from a “member of the audience” on that January morning.
If your budget’s tight these days, and you’re looking for free entertainment for your children, with maybe a discussion about weather, as well as a perfect opportunity to talk about God’s presence all around us thrown in, I have a suggestion for a place to look . . . up!
Hi,Sandy. Good morning from Japan(It’s about 8 a.m. at local time). You are such a good cloud watcher that the photos you take are always facinates me! And your suggestion! Very nice. Appreciateing it, I thnk I can make a great start of Sunday today.
Beautiful!!! It reminds me…Arizona has incredible sunsets and I haven’t looked at one the whole time I’ve been here. Tomorrow in the early evening, I need to look up!
Chourou — I’m glad you enjoyed the pictures and the sentiment. Happy Sunday.
Beth — I have to confess that I wasn’t much of a sky watcher when I was raising children — couldn’t take my eyes off those little ones for a minute! 🙂
One of the nice things about retirement is that I have plenty of time to look up!
Love your sky photos. That blue is sure blue!!
Lynn — I though the contrast of the colors — the blue sky and the really dark clouds — what spectatular.
I’m behind in your posts. It has been chaotic here. It will calm down in about 2 weeks. Love the pictures as usual! So glad you had a good trip.
Hi, Amy! Nice to hear from you!
What stunning skies! Most of the time the only way I can spend time looking at the sky is when I have the little ones laying down on the ground looking at it with me!
Shanda — I hope your children will remember laying on the ground looking at the sky with you — a wonderful memory for them to treasure, and maybe do with their children!
One of the reasons I love looking at the sky, is that I have fond childhood memories of laying in the hammock on warm summer nights with my dad , and him pointing to and naming different stars and constellations. Then just laying there and having such a wonderful feeling of being surrounded by that beautiful night sky. Wonderful memories that are worth passing on!