Tuesday was beautiful. Windy, sure, but cloudless and sunny. Daffodils had already opened to the sun and displayed--to the other flowers, I'm sure--a mocking cheerfulness. Yes, Tuesday was beautiful. Wednesday, however, was dark, soggy, and rumbled with lightning and thunder. It was the first of three days in which Indiana was submerged. We joked that if "Frozen" was the indicant of our never-ending winter, that newly-released "Noah" was the forecast for this year's spring. Between the pockets of clouds and rain, though, I took a walk through Fountain Square and Fletcher Place, acknowledging that soon, yes, soon, there would be more than daffodils, more than yellowed grass and tumultuous skies.
Your pictures are always so telling of the feeling and mood of the city! I hope sunny skies are in the forecast for your weekend!
ReplyDeletei agree with jessica.
ReplyDeletei love observing the corner of main street as well :)
love your photos! especially the one w/the reflection of the trees in the window... the window &bldg. doubled as a frame! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you! That's one of my favorites, too.
DeleteThat Mad Dog / paintbrush pic looks like something from our house. LOL
ReplyDeleteSeriously. Keith loves that stuff and we have so many projects going on...