I had to stop and take a picture of the weird clouds I saw while walking to work this morning.
So there you go, weird clouds.
Tag Archives: Kansas
Somewhere in southern Kansas
For a normally boring family reunion, a couple of weeks ago
I like this particular part of Kansas more and more, every time I visit
Sunsetting
Sweet Kansas rocks
A lovely river, we tried to hike to it but were deterred by a mosquito-ridden “swamp”
The sun sets
The moon rises
The end
Alcove Spring
We visited Alcove Spring, which is along the Oregon Trail, this Sunday. It was the second time I’d visited. It has been a wet spring so the spring is more substantial than normal.
N had lots of fun climbing up and down the rocks in her pink boots.
A couple of other springs meet up with the main channel, this one creeps out from under the hill.
Down the stream . . .
Self-portrait!
December 24 – Municipal Waterworks
A mystery adventure to Salina, KS last night:
This will be my last December Photo Project post as I’m headed for my parents’ who only have a very slow, dial-up connection. Merry Christmas!
How to make Kansans stop complaining
I forgot trees could look like this. You can barely see through the canopy.
Have I mentioned this has been a beautiful spring? Because it has been. And spring has been happening for over one whole month now. I keep thinking I’ve been transported somewhere else, like maybe Pennsylvania. And there are very few complaints coming out of people’s mouths because the main things that Kansans complain about are . . .
- It is too cold
- It is too hot
Or
- It is too hot
- It is too cold
It just depends on the year cause in normal years there are only two seasons in Kansas, Hot and Cold. We are minimalists, we don’t need any extra seasons especially sissy seasons like spring and fall that leave you with nothing to complain about. Now that we are actually having an actual spring with actual pleasant rain everyone is in awe. They wander around staring at the leaves and say things like: “It is just sooooooo green.” And then they get lost in thought, entranced by the greenness. I’m sure there’s been an uptick traffic accidents, because how is one supposed to drive when it is green?
All the Verdant Greenness
