Days are longer now. Natural light still shining yesterday at 6:30 PM as I drove from school- teachers had to make up time off for the G20 days. The sunlight through the new library windows so intense it hurt our eyes. The blinds are on order. The bright light a welcome change. Birds chirp in the morning now. The snowpiles melting. You feel a “lift”. Wednesday night I drove down Hampton St. and this house on the corner shone like daylight it was so bright. Unexpected cheery lights
Christmas lights are my favorite part of winter, makes it less depressing
I also appreciate people who leave up their lights all winter – makes it less dreary
the poet-photographer is at work daily seeing more than we see thus we see.
thanks Ruth.
dorothy
Got home from Switzerland yesterday – all the snow was gone – more than a few crocus shoots were coming up – my bushes seemed to survive!! It was amazing! Saw lots of snow in the mountains in Engelberg – less in Lucerne and Zurich — but it was still a shock to return to the change in Pittsburgh after two weeks!!
Love the picture!!!
our christmas lights this 2010 would be made up from light emitting diodes which does not generates so much heat-:*