Rain today...delightful, trees-full-of-birds rain. We were invaded by a flock of wild turkeys this morning! Big ones...able to fly easily with large wing spans. I had seen about a dozen of them on the ground two days ago in the neighbors yard, as they followed me from one end of the fence to the other, and I thought they were domestic and that the neighbors were raising them, but not true...they are wild, and this morning were making lots of noise and flying all over about 1/2 square mile of area, finally moving south out of earshot...fascinating, surprising and thrilling *:-)
This year in India it is said the on January 14th the Sun will again begin to exert its force on us and start the long trek into Spring...I am glad *:-)
About Me
- listening for the sound that can't be heard
- I am an art educator and writer, all forms. I have exhibited, and short story specialist. I am a manager for an artists' studio in a Redwood Forest. Please keep it simple, natural, human-centric, and fun. "One touch of nature makes the whole world kin." - Shakespeare. "Young people have such short attention spans these days. And with publishing, kids have instant entertainment in the pockets of their puffling pants. Oh, you see them hanging around together, hunched over a book of 14-line iambic pentameter, thumbing away, transfixed like zombies. Not talking to each other. Not interacting socially. Lost to the world." - Upstart Crow
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