Storms In Vermilionville?
That Enya song “Storms In Africa” came to my mind when I took these pictures.
As I started typing this blog essay, I am thinking of the Toto song about rain in Africa and wondering if it may have inspired the Enya song! This is the first time that I make this connection!
Yesterday, The Duke and I went yesterday to the Palmetto place.
I am eating mostly unhealthy food today: doughnuts, then an orange, then potato chips, etcetera.
I had a good hour-long walk early this morning.
I washed, dried, and folded colored clothes this morning before the pictures.
I was about to start my third and final set of lunges before I decided to get some pictures, these pictures, of the beautiful clouds that were moving in before the forecasted rain that makes today a good day to process pictures for a personal KCS retrospective like many other guys are doing.
I am probably not going to get that published today, though.
The wind felt so good!
I thought about the saying from either Socrates or Aristotle that wisdom begins in wonder!
I found this entertaining and cool! Perhaps it’s because it’s the only excitement that I get these days. 🙁
I thought about Einstein saying that imagination is more important than knowledge.
There was a beauty to it all.
That’s all.
Jim
