A Day In The Life

People, Places, Nature, LIFE!

01/08/2016
DailyMusings

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Beginning & End Of Day

I pulled into the parking lot at work yesterday, the temperature a mere 21 degrees, and was met by the sound of birds gathering in an apple tree, munching on those that were left. It was early and the sky still not fully light, the tree standing out in silhouette. birdstreeynj

My day turned out to be less than perfect let’s say, and I drove home noticing the sun had not quite yet set, even though it was after 5 pm. Daylight is lingering longer once again. Instead of going straight home I stopped by my favorite pond, to find it glazed over with a thin sheet of ice. It was cold out, but I relished the sting on my face as I caught the last glimpse of the glow of the setting sun reflecting off the pond. Nature greeted me at the start of my day, and helped refresh me at its close.sunsetwinter

20 thoughts on “Beginning & End Of Day

  1. The photos were like bookends yo your day. How beautiful both were and each brought a different emotion to my thoughts. Birds are cheerful even when it is so cold. I cannot picture how they stay warm, feathers would not keep me warm. Fur, maybe. Smiles, Robin

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  2. Funny how the silence of nature can change a mood..:)

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  3. Lovely soft color and great silhouettes of the trees. Beautiful!

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  4. Beautiful! Even on the roughest of days, the beauty of the world is there, reminding us to be thankful and joyful.

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  5. I also noticed yesterday how bright it was even still at just before 5. The tide has turned, yay!! 😀 Glad you have a rejuvenating place to go to.

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  6. lovely photos and description. The pond shot is wonderful.

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  7. Beautiful images, Lisa. Nature can have such a calming effect on us, even after a bad day. Happy weekend. 🙂

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  8. “Less than perfect,” I know what you mean. -)

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  9. Thank you for refreshing us with this post. ❤

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