I am thankful for clouds.
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Here is a link to some unbelievable pictures of clouds around the world.
Incredible clouds you've got to see.
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Clearly, I'm a cloud watcher too. They are one of the few things that quiet my internal monologue, allowing me to just watch and observe.
ReplyDeleteAnything that can quiet an internal monologue is special. Maybe if I practice, clouds can do that for me.
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ReplyDeleteOops! Didn't mean to delete your comment. I'm glad your son was looking up that day to see the turtle. I think we all need to spend more time being aware of what is around us.
DeleteI love clouds too. My love affair with them began when I was little. My grandfather would save all his vacation days, sick days, and the 2 weeks shut down at his plant and travel. Six weeks of bliss. When traveling the countryside we didn't have radio reception in many areas of the country (way before cd or cassettes were played in cars) so my grandmother and I would look at the clouds to find unique formations which reminded us of other things.It was a fun game, one I played with my boys and still now with my grandchildren. There is so much outside to entertain and teach us.
ReplyDeleteSounds like so much fun.
DeleteWhat a gorgeous blue sky :) I hope that means it's warming up where you are.
ReplyDeleteI also know the value of watching clouds for the weather, especially when camping and doing fieldwork.
we have our warmer days and our colder days, but it's definitely not spring yet. Recently, we've had a lot of wind making it feel very cold.
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