The morning starts out warm and gray. An overall, overreaching, overwhelming gray to the world. Even the normally unheard cows in the neighbor’s pasture are mooing mournfully. This transitional weather
The sun rises onto a cooler morning on the back porch. Not a lot cooler, but here in Texas every little bit helps. Once again the prognosticators are foretelling of
As you can see, yesterday’s fog is back and lower. The world feels smaller, more closely held, layers of gray. The overnight lows are easing back up. It’s warm enough
It’s a pleasant 68 degrees this morning under a rising dense fog. There’s a lite breeze blowing from the north. Chicken sounds are coming from the place around the corner.
The ground fog is thickening as the morning brightens. It’s cool out, but not as nippy as it has been. My thermometer said 56 before I walked our. It’s cool
Daylight Savings Time has gone for another year and my alarm goes off just before sunrise. So my morning coffee muses won’t be spent waiting for the light. The three
I now recall the real reason for the umbrella. Even with the alarm going of at 6:30 the sun comes up pretty quickly once we are back on “standard” time.
Another very cool morning with starry skies. I added a layer to my henley… my fleece hoodie is just enough to keep me comfortable enough to stay on the porch
Note: This series utilizes AI-assisted research and atmospheric imagery. See our [Full AI Disclosure] for more on how we coordinate heritage with technology.
Note: This series utilizes AI-assisted research and atmospheric imagery. See our [Full AI Disclosure] for more on how we coordinate heritage with technology.
