Just like an infomercial where they say, “But wait, there’s more!” Sunday night I was thrilled to watch the lunar eclipse from my balcony. The skies were clear and it was magical seeing it and recording it photographically. After capturing the last pictures I posted yesterday, I went inside to warm up. Then, I wentContinue reading “Super Wolf Blood Moon”
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Lunar Eclipse 1/20/19
from brightly lit sky the moon swallowed by shadow darkness covers me Lunar eclipse photos from my balcony in the Rocky Mountains. I was fortunate to have a clear evening sky. These photos were taken approximately every 5 minutes.
Morning and evening
Eastern sky beauty morning and evening view Keep my eyes open
Inspiration from a poet
“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” This quote from Mary Oliver has been something I’ve thought about since I first discovered it in college. After Mary Oliver’s death was announced yesterday, I saw it on my social media newsfeeds. I have a few poetry collectionsContinue reading “Inspiration from a poet”
The Weight of Winter
Bearing the weight of winter waiting for the sun to warm my branches to help me shed this this winter coat. This week, as I prepared a lesson on personification, I imagined how the trees must feel after a big snowfall.
Wordless Wednesday 1/16/19
Filtered Sunlight
Morning sun filtered through snowy pines awaiting the warmth for melting
Favorite Quote
Art of Data – Exhibit
This art exhibit, at the Boulder Public Library, shows a variety of data represented through art. As these photographs demonstrate, artists took different information and created unique ways to share it. Looking at weather, population distribution, water, and other statistics combined with their own creativity, led to this interesting event. Note; This is only aContinue reading “Art of Data – Exhibit”
Look Inside Part Two
On a recent night, with wind howling like a pack of wolves, this tree snapped and fell. No damage because the tree was thoughtful enough to not hit anything on its way down.
Laura Roettiger Books 