2. We walk the church property, planning the placement of trees. It comes alive off the paper and I can envision it will be beautiful and park-like. After driving all over the place and running crazy errands, it feels good to stroll around in the fields.
3. I finally crashed at home in an old comfortable chair and ate my dinner at 9:00 in front of the debate. I was worried it might not be good for digestion, but it was OK. I fell asleep three-fourths of the way through. (Not for lack of content. I was just so tired.)
this is great, leonora. yes, after all that work—a work of art indeed—"the spider must be sleeping it off somewhere." hope you had a good snooze in your chair : )
ReplyDeleteIngenious describing this as "a huge installation"--it certainly is! And quite beautiful, too.
ReplyDeleteI missed the debates. Heard only the opening on my car radio on my way home back home from a class. When I got in, I was too tired to turn the tube on. I'll read about it eventually!
I love spiderwebs, as long as they aren't across my front door (as they often are.) :) Beautiful photo and I chuckle at the thought of the weary spider.
ReplyDeletelove the photograph of the spider web
ReplyDeleteI watch a spider outside my kitchen window working on his web, scaling the building, going up and down like a window washer. They're neat.
ReplyDeleteWe have been seeing spider webs like that all over the place lately here, too! The spiders are getting extra-industrious before winter, maybe? They are so stunning when covered in dew.
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