Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Fall in the desert
We had a cool spell over the weekend. We experienced the coldest temperatures since last spring, where the highs were only in the 50's, and a cold wind was blowing. It still gets much cooler at night now, but the temperatures during the day have gone back up to the 70's. I am much happier with the warmer temperatures, since I am a cold blooded lizard who needs a warm rock in the sun to sit upon!!! However, this is a sign that winter comes, even to the desert.
I don't have much to tell you. The mornings have been beautiful, as you can see in the above photo. The dirt road is one I run with the dog quite often in the morning. What a wonderful time to be out! Enjoy your day, everyone. Hopefully, tomorrow will have some more interesting thoughts.
I am putting final touches on the house and art for this weekend! It's approaching quickly - Art Tours 2008! Stop in if you live nearby - I'd love to see you and feed you some munchies. I'm number 44 on the tour.
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yay #44!
i am so excited for you karine!
xo
melissa
That must be exciting! I hope you have lots of visitors. Wish I lived closer and could stop by. Have fun!
Your desert looks like a desert. Mine, while different from the wet, green valley where I lived for 40 years, just looks dry.
Lovely place for a morning run!
Best of luck with your show this weekend. I'll be there in spirit!
what a GORGEOUS photo, karine! it's funny cause your view is my 'distant' view looking out from our mountain spot onto the vast mesa desert. mmmm, i love it...
Hi Karine! What a beautiful place to run and enjoy a morning.
Good luck with the Art Tour...wish I could stop by! xox
that photo is beautiful! don't you lose the changing seasons?
What beautiful desert photographs! And I think that you feel the same way about jack rabbits as I do about our deer. They are really hungry right now.
I would love to wake up and see what you see every morning. Amazing! Good luck on the Art Tours.
I am looking forward to hearing how the art tours went!!
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