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Shutters, April 2020
Blue bush, April 2020
Neighbor’s plants above the side gate in May 2020
Different neighbor’s plants in May 2020
Flowers in July 2020
Squirrel in July 2020
Squirrel in December 2020
Isolated over-development in a largely sunny sky in July 2020
Experts tell me that this altocumulus castellanus is caused by high level atmospheric instability not caused by surface heating.
Butterfly on my knee in July 2020
Emily in North Carolina sent me a grey lop-eared bunny, made by Living Nature (UK). She (Emily insists it is a she, although I struggle with the concept of these furry animals having a gender) comes complete with a tiny booklet on its natural history and feeding instructions. (I hope what is on that plate is not too far off.) Big Bunny sat on Eva’s lap and the two are inseparable.
Bunny feeding time
I saw the light brown and white bunny in a bin of reduced items at Waitrose (the only supermarket within walking distance of me) and so Eva’s older sister Meotzi now also has a bunny in her lap.
The darker bunny is a volcano rabbit, so named because they live only on the slopes of volcanoes. It is made by Steiff (Germany) and belongs to Lina the maid.
When the bunnies had their fill, I finished off this plate of food for lunch.
Sunset in August
Sunset in December
Neighbor’s sunflowers
Sunrise through net curtains, late September 2020
The net curtains are actually white.
Lightweight painting easel, October 2020
For more about this, see Painting the Eagle III.
Morning light, early October 2020
Sunset, December 25th, 2020
But, on your tiny little planet, all you needed to do was to move your chair few steps. And you could watch the twilight falling whenever you felt like it…
“One day, I saw the sun set forty-three times!”
And a little later you added:
“You know… when one is so sad, one loves the sunsets…”
“So, the day of the forty-three times you were sad very much?”
But the little prince did not answer.
— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince (pp. 22-23) Classica Libris Kindle Edition
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