Granddaughter Anna (20) sent these two photos of the sky. She took them from the seventh floor of the library. Sunset was at 7:55 and she texted me these at 7:17. These two pictures of the sky would perfectly illustrate the adjective foreboding.
I thought them quite a contrast to yesterday‘s post of grandchildren’s rainbows.
My granddaughter Maura(15) sent me the first photo. She’d gotten out of her high school 90 minutes early, due to the tornado warnings. Their Spring break was last week as she lives in a suburb of Columbus.
My grandson Charlie (8) has Spring break this week, as he goes to the Columbus City Schools. He took this next photo with his tablet. My daughter Laura texted it to me.
Fortunately neither family experienced damage or loss of property as so many others in the state did from the serious storms.
Here’s another photo Maura took of the light in top half of the trees
Granddaughter Maura (15) sent me these two views she photographed on the way home from swim practice. She was a passenger not the driver – yet.
Clouds covering the moon and the moon showing itself. The moon on the right almost lines up with the street light pole.
I like that she took the pics and shared them with me. We both see the moon in the night sky even though we are two hundred miles apart.
Granddaughter Maura texted this photo from
Columbus, Ohio, just last night.
Henry the Airedale as photographed by Granddaughter Anna
My granddaughter Maura sent me this photo tonight- she’s on her way back from vacation.
Family Express Gas Station Warsaw Indiana
I love that she saw the clock in the garbage and took a pic and sent it to me.
From the archives
Granddaughter Maura and me.
Granddaughter Maura’s lacrosse game was late afternoon. A freight train, actually two, barreled by.
