I was intrigued with our tall sunflowers silhouetted behind our Roman shade, as the sun set behind them.
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"Thou shalt be a sharer in all that I have, because thou didst so readily become my companion." (Christiana, Pilgrim's Progress)
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I like this – looks mysterious! Thanks for sharing. I have a poetry blog here on WordPress and today’s poem is about sunflowers in case you have time to look? Sunny greetings, Sam 🙂
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I’m checking it out momentarily!
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Thank you!
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Thank you! I really appreciated your sunny sunflower poem. We are subsumed again with smoke from more lightning-generated forest fires!
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Oh no horrible. Guess you are housebound then?
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For now–the smoke is pretty bad, even from a distance. It’s not close to us, but noxious nonetheless. . .I’ll get out later. 🙂
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Hope the situation has improved today Lauren?
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Um. . .not really. 🤔 I appreciate your thoughts and your asking. We can’t know how long the fires will burn. They are so big and so many!
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Are they a regular occurrence where you are?
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The fires are caused by lightning, and thunderstorms are a fairly regular summer occurance here. It’s grassland, semi-arid steppe.
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Don’t suppose there is much that anyone can do about them then? Must be hard?
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Crews are fighting the fires, but it’s been hard to gain on them. . .The smoke still prevails, not surprisingly. Thanks for asking!
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That is very pretty. We forgot to plant sunflowers this year.
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Thank you, Ellen. You might want to calendar next year’s planting now! 🙂
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That’s really pretty, and a subtle reminder of approaching Fall.
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Thank you, Jane; and yes, I suppose it is a harbinger of Fall–what good news after so much heat!
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