Green and White! Now that may look to some that I'm cheering on a sports team from my alma matter x2 (BScHEc and PhD). In fact, it was the view out my window this morning. The storm yesterday added rain to much of the snow cover. With temperatures above freezing for 24+ hours and the winds, much of the snow melted, revealing the green grass underneath. There is still much snow on the ground, but the green sections helped me smile. Thee was bright sunshine until just after noon, when a weird roundish cloud formation covered the town area. Skies appeared clear on the other side of the cloud in all directions. Like I said, weird.
We live in a micro-climate zone -- one of several on the mainland. When driving to the airport about 2+ hours, we go through 5 or 6 different zones, each with the potential for very different weather events on the same day. One never knows what will be encountered along the journey. That is much like day to day life, isn't it? <smile>
A song came to mind today that spoke to me about the journey of life. The version shared here is performed by someone for the original singer. I enjoyed the alterations in phrasing and some note changes. Keep safe. Enjoy!
The River -- James Taylor (sung for Garth Brooks at Kennedy Center Honours 2021)
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