I have discovered that they never, ever, ever call off middle school soccer games. Even if it’s pouring rain, cold, and windy. Even if the mom of the guy playing right defense is fighting a head cold. And so I was grumbling a little about this as I cranked the heat in the car on the way home. Then I pulled into the driveway and saw this…
…and this…
…and suddenly I’m not feeling grumbly any more.
Oh yeah.
I am in mad WANT of your window view. 😀
Those pictures make me feel better, too!
Oh wow, those are amazing photos!!! Thanks for showing us what’s outside your window (and in your heart).
what a view
you are a lucky duck. I love that area of Vermont – we come up nearly every summer and stay in Waitsfield, but we always go over to see Lake Champlain…
Love the way the clouds are just hanging over the water there. :>)
wow
Kate — I love rainbows so much. If I’d been one of the early humans, I probably would have organized a religion around them.
I’m constantly astonished by (and jealous of) all the beauty in your posts about your daily life.
Rebecca Stead
(in NYC, where we did see some Central Park turtles yesterday, and a beautiful skyline from the roof garden at the Met. But still.)
Beautiful! Where’s the pot of gold?
Wow! I love the way the color shifts, as if the rainbow is a border.
That would take away my grumblies, too. Although I will say, I am so glad BD did not play soccer. Cold and rain is definitely on my list of things to avoid if possible.
SO beautiful. Thanks for sharing this gorgeous moment.
Thanks! It definitely makes me smile.
Oh good! Thanks,Amanda! And congratulations on the release of your new book! I can’t wait to read it.
Thanks, Melodye! Have a terrific weekend!
Re: what a view
Oh – I love Waitsfield! Once in a while, we ski at Sugarbush, which is not to far away.
Isn’t that cool? I loved the reflections, too. Thanks!
Re: wow
Thanks, Rebecca! I was thinking of you this week because I have a literature circles group reading FIRST LIGHT in my 7th grade classroom right now.
Hmmm…it looks like the pot of gold is under about 300 feet of water. Still pretty, though…
Ha! I have one soccer kid and one figure skating kid, which is usually better, unless the rink is especially cold.
Thanks, Neesha! Happy Friday!