Things have been the usual busy times, with only mildly interesting stuff going on and then probably only to me.
We have had a return to beautiful clouds tho. After the hurricane's passage we seemed to have lost a star quality previously evident in the skies, so I'm glad to see the shapes and colors and flat-out speed these things evince back again.
Labor Day was a welcome holiday. Of course I worked, at home, but I'd worn myself out enough that I wallowed in naps and reading, too. Didn't go anywhere, didn't do anything.
The post office had required that all multi-unit houses, like ours, sport mailboxes in a communal spot evident and proximate to the road by the end of August, and the landlord duly installed them at the very last moment. At a guess these are something he has hung on to from other locations...I rather like my Apt 1 lettering, in its, shall we say, naif style.
You know it is slow when I report a haircut as news...With family visiting later this year, I've passed on trying to winkle out any significant vacation time to go anywhere until a prospective trip in the spring. I found an eco-hotel I'm enthusing about in northern Spain, in the Picos de Europa, an area I'd come very close to booking a hiking trip earlier. I think I will use that as a base for a while, then either work my way thru Burgos, Segovia, Salamanca and Seville - and save the wonderful Moorish architecture of Andalusia for another trip - or leap down south and burrow in to it for the second week of the visit. So I'm gathering my reading to properly prepare...you know how I am.
The photos - views from a couple sites, those mailboxes, a plant called turkeyberry (I think) with wonderful purple beads....don't have a clue what it 'does', just liked the purple. And maybe some clouds.
Lasting 15 days from you there was no news and this is worrying, but the hurricane has passed and once you're in paradise. Today I bought a tea called BAHAMA Nights: "The heady taste of green tea and the aroma of tropical fruits take you to the Bahamas beach where the ocean at sunset whispers of love. Give yourself a little holiday at any time of day." That's what advertising! :)
ReplyDeleteOh are those things mail boxes? Here in the UK nearly all houses (and many flats) have a letter box in the front door. Which causes the post man an enormously long walk each morning!
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