Terminalcoffee discussion

http://www.npr.org/blogs/krulwich/201...


I love sitting on the back deck, which faces south, and watching the clouds float west to east, right to left.

You?

Well, it seems like he's only looking at them from one side now.

(I like looking at clouds too.)

I'd rather be looking at the clouds from the other side right now because they are raining.

the other night I saw a cowboy riding on a pig. My friend said it was a rabbit riding on a pig. She was right.

RandomAnthony wrote: "http://www.npr.org/blogs/krulwich/201...


I love sitting on the back deck, which faces south, and watching the clouds float west to east, right to left.

You?"

Banged to the gills on absinthe and "Dark Side of the Moon" playing in the background?

I've never had absinithe. Is it good? Will it make me hallucinate?

By the way, I wasn't thinking of this before, but my first LSD experience was at a Grateful Dead concert (of course) at Alpine, Valley, Wisconsin, watching clouds become people. It was awesome.

I like watching storm clouds, but most other clouds bore me. Also, I hate Robert Krulwich. If I'm out on the back porch I like watching birds, butterflies, dragonflies, and different types of bees fly by. It distresses me if there's not enough variation on any given day. I haven't seen a single honeybee yet this year. The yellow jackets like my wooden flowerboxes, though. They're chewing them up for their nests.

I love looking at clouds. The picture below was one I took on the way home one day-we live in the country and the skies to the east offer the best views.

If the clouds are storm clouds, or look like something, yes, but regular everyday clouds, no. I had some clouds in my coffee.

A few clouds in your coffee and you think you're something special, eh?

You're so vain.

Where do you live, Mary?

Phil wrote: "A few clouds in your coffee and you think you're something special, eh?

You're so vain."

I'll bet you think this thread is about you. Don't you? Don't you?

Sally wrote: "Where do you live, Mary?"

I live in south central Colorado in a high mountain valley (7500 ft) in a little town called Alamosa.

Koeeoaddi wrote: "Sally wrote: "Where do you live, Mary?"

Guess: Wyoming or Colorado? (gorgeous shot, Mary)"

Thanks, I stopped my car and grabbed my camera for this one.

Wow, I'm moving to a south central Colorado town just to the east and across a mountain range from you. Between Weston and Segundo, near Trinidad.

Sally, you are? Did you get a teaching gig out there?

Cloudy, my thoughts are scattered and they're cloooooudy...

That really is a beautiful photo, Mary.

Lori--it's so nice to see you here. Hope everything's going well, aside from the cloudy thoughts.

I did, Lori! I got a job!

Thanks Jonathan! I'm happy to be here again, with my old friends! Just had to take a break. :) It's not the nice clouds against a blue sky today, more of gray overcast, hovering low spitting out mists of cool rain.

Sallers!!!!! That is utterly fantastic! And what about Sweeters, does he have a job too? I've seen all your Leah FB pics, and they ALWAYS make me smile.

Sally wrote: "Wow, I'm moving to a south central Colorado town just to the east and across a mountain range from you. Between Weston and Segundo, near Trinidad."

To get to Alamosa-you take I25 and turn west at Walsenburg. To get to Trinidad-you just follow I25 minus the turn. Good luck to you Sally!

Phil wrote: "A few clouds in your coffee and you think you're something special, eh?

You're so vain."

Hey, you, get off of my cloud!

Lori wrote: "Thanks Jonathan! I'm happy to be here again, with my old friends! Just had to take a break. :) It's not the nice clouds against a blue sky today, more of gray overcast, hovering low spitting out mi..."

I was wondering where the hell you were.

Yay, if they're good puffy clouds floating in a blue sky, and you've a comfortable place to lay and watch them go by. Unfortunately, what we most often get here is grey overcast covering the whole of the sky, like one BIG cloudy blanket blotting out the sun.

A comfortable place to lay oneself down, yes.

How about looking at clouds with Weird Al Yankovich?