I did not plant columbine. I don’t know where this one came from, because it’s in a bed on the opposite side of the patio from where the established columbine is. That columbine didn’t come up at all this year, but this one popped up in October. I love columbine, so I’m not complaining. I just hope it had enough time to get well established before it freezes completely.
It was finally cold enough to put on Thomas’ coat.
I watched too much TV this weekend, but at least I did some doodling while sitting on my ass.
Also? Gordon came for a visit. The lower lip of that cart is knee-high on me. All that rain fell over the course of about 24 hours.
It actually rained! Never mind that there was almost a tornado, too. WE GOT RAIN!
I had been trying to get a photo of the rain in the distance (top), but then it started pouring right on top of me, so I took my big camera inside. I came back out in the rain with my phone, but the photo I wanted to get was gone. This was nice, though (bottom)! It had been pouring rain in the distance, but then it cleared up and there was a weird light from the setting sun filtering down from above the clouds in the east.
From the third floor of the library:
From the ground, while walking to my car:
All of that drama (and wind!), and we only got about three drops of rain from it. It cooled off, though, which was nice.
It’s the perfect day for a nap.
It rained, finally! And a decent rain, too.
I mentioned that it’s been raining and raining and raining? This is what the falls near the covered bridge normally looks like.
It’s been raining. And raining. And raining and raining and raining.
We got just enough snow for it to be pretty, but not enough to make life difficult.
red paper boat 