When the sun gets to a certain point in the late summer sky (and also in the late winter sky), it casts shadows inside the house. One shadow in particular is this one. It's made by a bendy-character with magnetic feet that I've perched on top of our wire Eiffel Tower. The tower came from Pottery Barn, if I'm remembering correctly, a gift from a friend back in San Francisco. The bendy figure was a gift from the daughter of a close friend, also from the San Francisco days. The tower sits on the floor and is about three feet tall. The little guy is magnetically stuck to the top, waving.
I woke up to fog this morning after a restful night of sleep (no insomnia, no restless legs). It's the first time we've been socked in for quite a while. The air is cooler, but it should be warming up again as we head toward the weekend. I see log stacking in our very near future.
Congratulations on the good night's sleep. When I was in school I would get up during the night and draw the shadows I saw on the walls. This one is already a work of art.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great photo. Ha!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had a good night!
That's an amazing photo. If you hadn't described it, I would have had no idea what it was!
ReplyDeleteLove this guy!
ReplyDeleteEvelyn
mitch, last night I tossed and turned until after 01h00. Ugh.
ReplyDeletejudy, they're few and far between!
michael, maybe I should post a photo of the real thing in normal light...
evelyn, :)