forcing me to spend most of my time in a horizontal position.
My trusty laptop has also suffered and attack from cyber-space
and only came out of intensive care last night.
Somehow we both weathered our various onslaughts and survived.
One of our hot, hot sunsets over yonder hill in the west looking
just a tad menacing.
A moment of silver lining as the sun decides to briefly show
her face
and light up the bare paddocks of my favourite hill in the east.
A big thank you to all of you who have left me so many
supportive comments. Your friendship and caring thoughts
mean so much to me. I am sorry I can as yet only visit now
and then as time sitting is still limited .
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Thanks to our fab. Team we can all enjoy each other's skies.
Although the heat sounds intense, it sure has created a lovely sky! :)
ReplyDeleteI have a hard time imagining sweltering heat right now. I am hoping it breaks with rain out your way soon. Be well!
ReplyDeleteGreat sky puctures, hope you are feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat choices of skies!I love such colours!Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteI hope your difficult summer will end soon and that you will be feeling better, Arija.
ReplyDeleteGood you have the laptop back.
Nice that you have a "favorite hill."
The colours are just magnificent.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skywatch photos, Happy skywatching.
ReplyDeleteDo hope you are feeling a little better each day, Arija! Your captures are beautiful as always! I know it's very hot there, but for those of us in the cold, it almost sounds wonderful -- we'll make different sounds when heat returns to this part of the world. Take care!
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Arija, I'm sure glad you and the laptop are surviving. Those clouds do look menacing but guess there was no rainy repreive, except for the beautiful colors. Take care of yourself and know you are loved here.
ReplyDeleteBig Hugs!
hope you are feeling so much better. love the last photo :)
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful no matter how hot is was.
ReplyDeleteYour skies are always a treat, Arija - though too hot for you, I fear. I hope this finds you and the computer feeling so much better.
ReplyDeleteDo take care of yourself.The heat can be oppressive,although right now heat is not on our minds here.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
nice shots Arija
ReplyDeleteI'm happy that you feel well enough to post, no need to visit.
ReplyDeleteAs we look forward to spring, fall is approaching for you and cooler weather I hope.
heat? oh, well, sounds so good after so many days with -20 Celsius degrees here :)). wonderful skies!
ReplyDeleteoh yeah that does look like a menacing sky!!
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Sweltering heat is not the most conducive weather to smiles and laughter but you may rock in a chair and drink lemonade while listening to Ella Fitzgerald's "Summertime" In the meantime I can listen to "Baby It's Cold Outside.
ReplyDeleteIt's been grey here that all my photos are really nothing but grey with little black buildings so I am forgoing posting them, so far.
Thinking of you my dearest friend - everyday.
It sure has been hot.
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Nice colours. Good use of the silhouette of the tree to frame the photos.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
Alexander
Alex's World! - http://www.kakinan.com/alex
I'm sorry you are having a hard time right now. The photos are beautiful. We complain about the cold and snow over here, but the intense heat can be just as bad or worse. Hang in there!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures Arija. Hope you feel better soon. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteSmiles and blessings
Wonderful photo's...you did well in the capture of the moment.
ReplyDeleteI feel so bad for you Arija. I don't like the heat at all! It will make me physically sick, so I do sympathize with you. I'm sending you a whole truckload of snow to cool things off. As soon as you run out let me know, and I'll fill er up again!.LOL
ReplyDeleteTake care and rest.
Your skies are beautiful though, although they do look a bit threatening.
Becky
Such a beautiful skies!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures Arija.
Happy weekend.
It goes hot in our climate too -- not horribly hot, but humid at the same time. I think the highest the heat index has ever gotten up to was 115 and it truly felt life-threatening.
ReplyDeleteI especially love the last picture -- the hill looks like a field of gold.
I hope you get a break in the weather soon so that you can get back on your feet.
Beautiful photos of the skies! I am glad you and your laptop are managing to survive. We do not get the sweltering heat here in Alaska, but when I have been in that kind of weather it has been very challenging. Hopefully your fall weather will bring you some relief. Here spring will be a couple more months away, but we are enjoying much longer daylight hours, and that really improves your mood. We have 8 hours between sunrise and sunset now, but an extra hour tacked on to that on either end of twilight. That's a big change from the end of December when we had 3 hours between sunrise and sunset.
ReplyDeletedear arija, thank you for the invite. i am glad to be here and i am glad to hear of your joint survival (laptop included) :)
ReplyDeletei hope each day brings alittle more strength. i will start my gardening in about 6 weeks, none too soon.
the word verf is mizeds. doesn't that sound like a few packet of wild flower seeds?! :) xoxo
You are a good soul to post in spite of these challenges! The photos are wonderful. As with some of your other followers, imagining the heat right is nearly impossible. Speedy continued recovery. And the same for your computer!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI do not know what must have happened to you, but I do hope that you are on your way to a full mending. It does sound like our climates are just at the extreme opposites for now. We are having frigid temperatures with more snow coming tomorrow. I would take some of your heat, but not all of it, sounds rather warm there. Do take care and I am so glad that I met you on here, for your images are calming and full of texture and lovely coulouration~
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful skies, I hope no bush fire this year.
ReplyDeleteHappy V day.