Manic Mo brings us a weekly word meme at Manic Monday. This weeks word is LIGHT. Light is not something we have much of these days in Alaska. Today, we will have 4 hours and 8 minutes of daylight. This is the scene outside at 9:28am is this....
The sun will rise officially at 10:40am although we are beginning to get "light" as it reflects over the horizon. Unlike Outside we have light quite some time before and after official sunrise and sunset. (I remember being in Florida and when the sun goes down it goes fast and then it's dark. Right now. It is a slower process here).Other light I've been thinking of is lighting for the downstairs. I need a light for over the pool table...actually for the whole living room. We also need more light for the kitchen. I don't like shopping for light fixtures. I am not a very good decision maker.
*side note...coffee without creamer is not good. Ever. And I am out of creamer. Not such a good start to a Monday!
6 comments:
Good luck on the light shopping! That is definitely a tough thing to shop for. :)
Thanks for stopping by my blog! I'd love to hear which items in my meals are unknown to you. I'm really intrigued. :)
Your photo really makes me miss Alaska! (Although I am enjoying my daylight here.)
Blessings,
Michele
Oh, I would like that. It's hard for me to continue to sleep after the sun comes up. It'd be nice to sleep in every once in a while...if I didn't have children to wake me. *LOL*
You're right about coffee without creamer. Bleck! I have to have that nice vanilla kind. Mmmmm....
Happy Manic Monday ~ My Lights
does this light thing mess with your head at all. Im a light person I don't know if I could ever live there.
There is no way I could live with that little light. I don't know how you do it.
White nights and night days. That would certainly take some getting used to. I love the picture. Good luck on the lights. I just did that as well. I will say that almost anything you choose will be better than no light, so try not to take as long as I did. LOL
It's a beautiful photo, but I'm not sure I could live with so little sunlight. In fact, I'm SURE of it! That's why I moved to the desert from the Midwest. We average over 330 days of sunshine each year.
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