Monday, February 07, 2011

Sun.day

Yesterday, Sunday, lived up to its name. It started out normal. That is gray and overcast. But then something spectacular happened: the sun came out. And I will tell you that it was a welcome sight. Even though the temperature was already mild, the sun added a little something extra. All right, a lot of something extra.

The view of our neighbors' property from our front terrace, 06 Feb 2011.

I haven't seen the results of the Super Bowl yet. I'm trying not to find out until I watch the re-run later this evening. I'm afraid it's going to be difficult, especially once I start looking at blogs and facebook. I could just stay off the internet for a few hours. Bwahahahaha!

Ken already saw the result on the French morning news. The miracle of modern technology.
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7 comments:

  1. john-san07 February, 2011 11:32

    That picture gladdens the heart! Spring is lurking around the corner...

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  2. Seine Judeet (Judith)07 February, 2011 13:16

    Wow, that photo sure does hark Spring.

    One of the teams won :)

    Judy

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  3. Mark07 February, 2011 14:34

    Jealous!
    m.

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  4. A Lewis07 February, 2011 15:52

    I'm in love with those late winter (dare I say early spring...??) days when the sun makes a showing......

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  5. Anonymous07 February, 2011 16:33

    What a glorious picture! Makes me hopeful that spring will come soon.
    Abby

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  6. Ur-spo08 February, 2011 05:39

    do you get to see the commercials?

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  7. wcs08 February, 2011 07:17

    john-san, sure is a nice change!

    judy, and know I know which one!

    mark, I'm hoping for an early spring for all!

    alewis, yes!

    abby, me too!

    michael, no, the commercials and most of the time-outs and other "dead" time are edited out. The game goes much faster (and is much more fun to watch) that way. We were subjected to that pitiful half-time show, but managed to make it through.

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