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ReCap: Rainbows and Clouds : TODAY

 things we needed to get done:-
  • Josh needs to get to work on time; he woke all of us up and we got there on time; and he was OK at the end
  • Jad and I needed to route ourselves to the new workplace, although it is not necessary, but we did it. anyway

I Watch Skies a Lot

This was when we stopped at the KJ station, parked, and tried to plan the timing. I did not notice anything because I was focused on the parking and the system but then, my son asked me look up. He tentatively asked me, "What do you do see"?

Didn't see anything but he said, "Look to the right" and capture that.

And I did. Gorgeous. 


That was a little beautiful, don't you think so? No clouds to a rain-drenched rainbow over the background of a usual PowerGrid. Rainbows are fabled indications of favorable bridges to the future. As in the 'Pot of Gold at the end of the Rainbow', I think it's nice to see that so early in the morning with the many other early commuters at the time.


On other days, the clouds just act up. don't they?

As far as I know, these clouds indicate that despite the fair weather we enjoy right now, there's something else behind it, something unexpected, or expected like a potential torrential storm. These fluffy sky cotton balls are natural indicators of something else behind them. 

If anything, the boys are getting on better than I have expected them to. Sometimes, doing the best you can with what you have on hand is the BEST the world can expect from you, Maybe it is the best approach the future for many of us.

Anyway, it's Saturday and I plan to enjoy it the way Saturdays are meant to be enjoyed. 

Happy weekend, everyone!

Love, 
Marsha

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