After days of record breaking cold...the warmer winds have begun to blow...what little snow we had has now melted off and a cold drizzle has replaced the early hopes of ice fishing and skating.
The gray dawn of morning combined with drizzle made for a slow start on a Monday morning. I feel like I am in a cocoon in my warm house with Christmas lights and the fog and drizzle encasing it...but alas, alas...meetings and luncheons and work to be done awaits for me in the grayness.
I am so reminded of Carl Sandburg's poem this morning.
The fog comes
on little cat feet.
It sits looking over harbor and city
on silent haunches
and then moves on.
Fog
Carl Sandburg 1878-1967
Monday, December 11, 2006
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Welcome to Summer!
Noah and Faith at the new Sheets Family Park. I took Jonah with me to Charleston and return with the twins. The rest of the family will be...
-
Dear Friends, All of a sudden I realized that this post would be my 1,000th blog post! It is such a milestone for me! I can't begin ...
-
Taking a walk down town, one will find our circle of commerce. It really is a small town and the circle includes our courthou...
-
Dear Friends, I read with interest Philip Howard's blog of two days past on the new state project of interviewing and collecting stori...
No comments:
Post a Comment