When I am at the lake, I drop everything when the sun starts to set. At home, I can't see the sun go down, so I consider it a special occasion when I can. I suspend the gin rummy game, the dishes, the movie...whatever it is that I am doing can wait 20 minutes while I soak up the sunset. This overcast day evolved into quite the "inspirational poster," don't you think? The phase below it could read, "Every day should end with a little quiet time."
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Quiet Time
When I am at the lake, I drop everything when the sun starts to set. At home, I can't see the sun go down, so I consider it a special occasion when I can. I suspend the gin rummy game, the dishes, the movie...whatever it is that I am doing can wait 20 minutes while I soak up the sunset. This overcast day evolved into quite the "inspirational poster," don't you think? The phase below it could read, "Every day should end with a little quiet time."
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It's a very peaceful looking sunset Anne. I so often forget to run outside to watch the sunsets. I did see one yesterday though. It was bright orange but I was too far away from the house to get the camera.
Thank you. Yes, peaceful is the right word. I love the clear blue sky behind the clouds.
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