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| room with a view - on a blue vs a gray day |
Sudden thunderstorms have us panting in greenhouse tropical heat and humidity one minute. The next moment we are chilled and clammy, shivering as temperatures drop drastically.
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| distinct shape of VIA in NYC |
Seems like our days are spent layering up only to peel them off as we barrel through a roller coaster of weather extremes.
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| fave fragrant tree in bloom |
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| blooms gone too soon |
Wake up sweltering at 83℉ and walk out at high noon to a breezy and blustery 55℉. Really? Really!
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| we definitely have the better view this side of the Hudson |
Severe thunderstorms snarl holiday commutes as nearly 43 million Americans will take to the nation’s roads, rails and runways to take advantage of the long three-day Memorial Day weekend, reports AAA.
wonder | wander | women are sky watchers and stargazers by nature. We spend our days capturing cloud puffs and chasing shadow and light patterns on our daily walkabouts.
Trees, flowers, moss or grass - all are made more magical in our urban crowded jungle. All the more appreciated - as our eyes feast with relief and our spirits rejoice.
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| the prettiest stink bombs ever! |
Not much wildlife though Mahala has her backyard fox and Issa has her neighborhood skunk. We do have a large variety of twittering, flitting industrious birds that flock around us.
Far from our hometown island in the sun, we find our own little pockets of nature to explore in our current adopted cities - happily surrounded by thriving wetlands.
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