Comments on: Sun… The Comeback Tour, December 2007 http://colorjoy.com/weblog/archives/2810 Art as an everyday attitude. Tue, 14 Oct 2008 15:34:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Chelle http://colorjoy.com/weblog/archives/2810#comment-119597 Chelle Sat, 22 Dec 2007 14:16:57 +0000 http://colorjoy.com/weblog/archives/2810#comment-119597 Hey, how do you keep the hot water bottle hot? Do you nuke it periodically in the microwave or what? It's been so long since I've seen one of those I've forgotten. Where could I find one nowadays? It might be fun to try it. Hey, how do you keep the hot water bottle hot? Do you nuke it periodically in the microwave or what? It’s been so long since I’ve seen one of those I’ve forgotten. Where could I find one nowadays? It might be fun to try it.

]]> By: mac+ http://colorjoy.com/weblog/archives/2810#comment-119424 mac+ Fri, 21 Dec 2007 15:21:20 +0000 http://colorjoy.com/weblog/archives/2810#comment-119424 It took years and years to get used to living in the easternmost part of the central time zone...rather than the westernmost part of the eastern time zone. What it means is that everything here happens an hour earlier than my internal clock senses that it should. The shortest day of the year had a sunset at about 4:30 p.m. That's time for tea...not dark!!! I am blessed with being warm most of the time (and unlike Lynn...cannot STAND the sticky hotness of summer)...it's the absence of LIGHT that nags at the edges of one's soul and causes a drift downward in spirit to the unwary. So I celebrate - this year with a rim of lights around my kitchen window which will likely stay in place all year. These are not Christmas lights - oh no! These are lights to encourage the light from within. Have a blessed Solstice! mac+ It took years and years to get used to living in the easternmost part of the central time zone…rather than the westernmost part of the eastern time zone. What it means is that everything here happens an hour earlier than my internal clock senses that it should. The shortest day of the year had a sunset at about 4:30 p.m. That’s time for tea…not dark!!!

I am blessed with being warm most of the time (and unlike Lynn…cannot STAND the sticky hotness of summer)…it’s the absence of LIGHT that nags at the edges of one’s soul and causes a drift downward in spirit to the unwary.

So I celebrate - this year with a rim of lights around my kitchen window which will likely stay in place all year. These are not Christmas lights - oh no! These are lights to encourage the light from within.

Have a blessed Solstice!

mac+

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