Yesterday I woke up to this:
Not a bad sunrise, if I do say so myself. Of course the clouds burned away by mid-morning and it was another sunny day in Zihua, but I enjoyed the change in atmosphere while it lasted.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Cloudy Days Aren't So Bad
I'm sure most of you have heard me comment that I look forward to cloudy days (and then you probably shake your head at me). I'm still not used to eternal sunshine and need a gray day to set my insides right again. It also helps when trying to write.
Yesterday I woke up to this:
Not a bad sunrise, if I do say so myself. Of course the clouds burned away by mid-morning and it was another sunny day in Zihua, but I enjoyed the change in atmosphere while it lasted.
Yesterday I woke up to this:
Not a bad sunrise, if I do say so myself. Of course the clouds burned away by mid-morning and it was another sunny day in Zihua, but I enjoyed the change in atmosphere while it lasted.
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Gorgeous! I'm with you. As long as they're outnumbered by sunny ones, rainy/cloudy days just feel good once in awhile.
I don't mind cloudy days at all. My eyes and skin are sensitive to bright sunlight, so warm and cloudy is fine by me.
Janna, it does help that there's blue sky above those clouds. :)
Wendy, I'm the same way - I LIVE in sunglasses.
dam, thats pretty
Hi Josh! Yes, I do like my view. :)
Is it weird that I found whales in that last picture?
Not at all Colby. :) It IS whale season, after all.
Beautiful cloud pictures! Do you guys get rain ever? I'm trying to think if I have ever heard you mention a rainy day, and I don't think I have.
Nadine, we're in the dry season now and except for one freak day in December, it hasn't rained since the beginning of November.
Ibis and I were just debating when the rainy season is. I say it starts in May because that's the first rainfall, but he says September because that's when the heavy rains begin. Either way, no rain til May.
Melanie, I get TONS done during thunderstorms. Plain gray isn't as fun--there's no energy to it--and we get a lot of gray days in Cleveland. (As many as Washington.)
But I don't get much done on a sunny day. Since they are so rare (a few summers ago, we had a grand total of five or six sunny days), I always feel like they are a day off.
I didn't realize Cleveland is so gloomy. Huh.
I had the "sunny day is a play day" attitude too, until I moved to the land of eternal sunshine.
And cloudy days are better for fishing.
Travis, I'll have to take your word on that. :) I did notice that the tide was much higher because of the full moon.
I get it. I was raised on the Prairies, where grey days were a pleasant change of pace.
My feelings changed completely when I started having to endure long runs of grey days, but I still have that historical memory. ;o)
Vancouver is our backup if we can't return to the US, and I worry how that'll affect me since it's MUCH rainier and cloudier there.
I can understand that. That's one of the reasons I've never wanted to move there. Mind you, there are lots of reasons to love the place, so I would concentrate on those if I were ever obliged. And buy a sun lamp.
Agreed. :) I am much more productive when it's not sunny out, so I have that to look forward too.
Bite your tongue! I love sunshine! :D
I do too, just not every day.
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