...and sideways. I don't typically report on the weather, but we are undergoing a very light summer squall at the moment. In a matter of five minutes, the velvet mocha river has been transformed into a churlish latte. The raindrops are of such a consistency and the wind must be at just the right magnitude and velocity to ball up the drops and buoy them sideways and skyways -- erratically, like kernels in a popcorn popper, only these pop up against the windows and burst into water again. And now, before I can even finish typing this paragraph, all is back to normal.
Posted by joydriven at May 12, 2004 04:06 PM | TrackBackYou always make me homesick! I've yet to see a storm in South Carolina that compares to the fantastic greenblack thunder and lightning storms of the midwest. Especially the Chicago or Rockford midwest.
Posted by: heidi at May 12, 2004 04:12 PMjoy, you always have such a wonderful way with words. your eloquent descriptiveness fills the mind with absolutely vivid images.
Posted by: kurt at May 12, 2004 09:48 PM