it feels like spring here, actually i have to keep convincing myself that it feels more like spring than summer, because naturally spring will be our next season, right? the sun in the evening is almost perfectly reminicent of lazy nebraska summer nights when it is just after supper time and the sun is finally giving up and falling down. this is the time when nothing is better than a nice porch beer and a view of the mighty fall. it really feels like that time of year here to me already here, but the only difference is that i get to watch the sun over the real sea and not the sea of corn. i dig it. the perfect spot for this view is just about five minutes via bike down the road from me and i can sit there and watch the sun play on the water until all the rainbow colors are gone and only blue and purple remain. im so lucky and this amazing sight helps me to remember that everyday.
speaking of seasons, there is this fantastic blog page that i found way back during thanksgiving time (is it really that long ago?) and i meant to share it with you all then, but of course got sidetracked (thats the nice way i will relate to you all how my brain normally functions) and forgot. this guy is super talented and clever with his artistry. any of you fellow tree huggers, oregonians or just art enthusiasts will really dig this page i think. tell me if im wrong...
niemann.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/11/17/bio-diversity/
i'll leaf you with that.
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