Do you simply reflect changes in the patterns of the sky?
Or is it true to say the weather heeds the twinkle in your eye?
Do you fight the rush of winter; and hold snowflakes at bay?
Do you lift the dawn sun from the fields and help him on his way?
Good morning Weathercock. Make this day bright.
Put us in touch with your fair winds.
Sing to us softly. Hum evening’s song.
Point the way to better days we can share with you
– tull
Yeah well, it’s snowing like hell outside my office window this morning and I’m pretty damn sick of it!Sometimes you get pretty desperate to find ways to stay hopeful that spring will come in the end. (No matter how much snow piles up outside the window).So if for no other reason than to boost my own positive outlook I went searching my photos for pictures from around this time over the last couple years.Much to my personal joy, history suggests that the snow and ice are not long for this world.The ice will be coming off the lake in the next couple weeks.History says so.Have a look!
Do you simply reflect changes in the patterns of the sky?
Or is it true to say the weather heeds the twinkle in your eye?
Do you fight the rush of winter; and hold snowflakes at bay?
Do you lift the dawn sun from the fields and help him on his way?
Good morning Weathercock. Make this day bright.
Put us in touch with your fair winds.
Sing to us softly. Hum evening’s song.
Point the way to better days we can share with you
– tull
Yeah well, it’s snowing like hell outside my office window this morning and I’m pretty damn sick of it! Sometimes you get pretty desperate to find ways to stay hopeful that spring will come in the end. (No matter how much snow piles up outside the window). So if for no other reason than to boost my own positive outlook I went searching my photos for pictures from around this time over the last couple years. Much to my personal joy, history suggests that the snow and ice are not long for this world. The ice will be coming off the lake in the next couple weeks. History says so. Have a look!
A guy kayaking on March 26th, 2006 (see the ice?)
March 30, 2005. A day in the 50’s raised some fog
On April 5th 2004 the ice was almost gone.