Aftermath of Sunshine

 

(Elderly white cat, who rolled in the dirt this afternoon. Because it finally stopped raining since the snow went away and he could.)

It was a difficult spring. I swear it has been dark and deluge-ional for at least 40 days (and nights, but I really don't care if it rains at night.) At first I was philosophical (can't have a rainforest without rain), but as the days wore on, the cold and dark began to seep into my bones and from there, little by little, into my very soul.

Today, I sat in the sun for hours, and I think everything might just be OK after all. Now to tackle the email queue (orders have been going out on time, but the social niceties have suffered.)

Comments

[Deborah]

It is so hard to go for days/weeks without sunshine. I lived in Pittsburgh for a while, which as almost as much cloud cover as Seattle, so I know! I hope the sun is back to stay.

If you have a minute, check my blog post for Friday to see a very beautiful pair of socks!

[Theo]

This was a winter for a lot of us to just struggle through and wait for a breath before taking on social niceties. The fact that we made it through is social nicety enough.. C: be kind to your just warming soul!

[Leonie]

We are just getting into Winter here in Oz and it's looking like a very cold and wet one. I am not looking forward to it as I am often affected by the lack of sun. Sending wishes for more beautiful clear skies for you and rain at night not during the day.