It's getting difficult to pick which skies go up on Sky Watch Friday. They are always always always gorgeous. I don't think the world knows about the things that happen here in the sky. I'm still trying to believe it myself. There isn't a day that goes by when I wake in the morning that looking at the sky isn't the first thing I do. And I watch it all day long too ... for all of us.
Friday, September 19, 2008
Sky Watching Again ...
It's getting difficult to pick which skies go up on Sky Watch Friday. They are always always always gorgeous. I don't think the world knows about the things that happen here in the sky. I'm still trying to believe it myself. There isn't a day that goes by when I wake in the morning that looking at the sky isn't the first thing I do. And I watch it all day long too ... for all of us.
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Welcome back. I certainly hope your husband is recovering well from his surgery. Many blessings prayed upon y'all. Your cumulus congestus is beautifully with the striking white against that deep blue sky. Truly gorgeous. Any thunder?
ReplyDeleteIt's good to have your "sky watch" back again! I hope you have a great weekend. God bless you.
ReplyDeleteSo crisp and clear. That cloud looks like a giant cotton ball.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you. The sky is an amazing thing to watch. The clouds in this are amazing. They're so thick and white. Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat, great, great sky watch pic. I love those fat ol clouds. I also love watching the sky.
ReplyDeleteI hope your husband is recovering well from the surgery. My husband has dual subdural hematomas also from a fall and a bang to the hear. He recovered ok. With tubes and jars out both sides of his head we called him space alien. LOL Thank goodness he seemed to have no pain. MB
Awesome cloud photo. I love big fluffy clouds!!
ReplyDeleteTake care
Looks like a bean bag chair for angels!!!!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!
Oh I adore cloud shots like this one, wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great sky! So puffy!
ReplyDeleteGreat SWF shot!
Cheers, Klaus
Now that's a towering cumulus. You really have big, dramatic skies. I invite you to come see my night sky at Chehalis/Centralia Airport. - Margy
ReplyDeleteThat's stunning, like an icecream cone with a pile of snow on it or a huge flower on a snowball bush.
ReplyDeleteThat cloud looks like a decollage pinned up against the blue sky. If I got clouds like this I'd watch the sky all the time. Brilliant!
ReplyDeletewonderful photo. reminds me of a flight we once did and were above the clouds. was all marshmallowy and cottonwool-like.
ReplyDeleteI agree--always the first peek in the morning and the last a night.
ReplyDeleteHelps me read the day.
Big clouds, big sky: Can't. Be. Beat. I couldn't handle the cloudless Arizona skies when I moved there from SD and lived there 7 years. Sky watching Fridays - love it! Thanks.
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