Friday, May 12, 2006

It RAINED! it RAINED!

Like the local news anchor lady said: How exciting! Really!

4 comments:

Joyce Ellen Davis said...

I've been messing around on your blog this morning. Fantastic photos! Have you started Annie Dillard's "Pilgrim" yet? She has a bit about a Polyphemus moth in her childhood that is touching to read. She also mentions the same episode in her autobiography. I think I have all of her books!~

Her autobiography is called AN AMERICAN CHILDHOOD. Another good book!~

I don't think I could live through a tornado. I would die of fright. A winged Californian by birth, I've lived through a few earthquakes, and some really bad sandstorms, but no tornados or hurricane.

k said...

I'm about halfway through, which is very slow for me. I read the Polyphemus and it almost broke my heart. I have more on P. waiting in the wings...another story. Much happier one.

I'll definitely be checking out her other works.

I'm pretty phlematic about the crazy stuff that happens in my life. At least for the first 24 hours.

To live-blog one hurricane is something. To do it several times is getting weird. Shutting down the blog just as the trees were coming down on the roof - only to be almost decapitated by flying glass a few minutes later, from the OTHER window - was getting exciting, even for me.

The good news is, I do love hurricanes. And I hate to be bored.

That doesn't mean I like to create drama in my life. But when it happens of its own, I mean to enjoy it to the fullest - warts and all.

I'm so delighted you're reading my blog! Thank you.

k said...

phlegmatic, oops!

PS - And what, please, is a winged Californian?

PPS - I lived in Arcadia, CA from age 6 months to 7 years old. SW family, camped in the desert a lot, all that.

k said...

ppps - Thanks too about the pix! I want to disclaim here, not so good ones lately - my trigger hand is on the fritz and my camera's not so clear of late either.

So if you like these, I hope you'll get some better ones out of me down the line!