Beginnings and Ends

"Electric Sleigh" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy Sez-  With Halloween gone and Thanksgiving almost here fall is fast turning to winter. It's time this year especially to gather with family and friends and realize what a blessing they are. Life like the seasons quickly flows, a never ending cycle of beginnings and ends.

Happy Fall

"In the Grain" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy sez-   Happy Fall - Beautiful and summery day in the deserts of the southwest but we know that today is the beginning of fall, and while we don't need our warm woolies just yet we will soon for that  progression of time that marks our seasons and our lives is doing what it does - it keeps on keeping on as we used to say.  So enjoy the day and enjoy the Season!

Here's a link or so:

ibtimes.com
timeanddate.com

Privilage of Life

"Sky on a Green and Purple Night"by Drew John Tankersley

Happy sez-  We are now into September and the beautiful moon full a few days ago is now starting it's wan toward the next cycle of light and dark, next cycle of tides and life.   In the northern hemisphere summer is slowly giving it's warmth for the fall colors and in many places the children are off to school. In the American southwest the desert winds are starting their heralding of fall by blowing the heat out as they blow the heat in in the spring, and life's cycle is slowly turning to fall.  If we are one of those individuals on the planet lucky enough to be blessed with the ability and freedom to step away from our personal troubles for a bit then it is easy to see the beauty in the universe and the joy in life and you realize that it has been not just a honor but a privilege to be a part of it.  Thank God

Here some links:

moonconnection.com
livescience.com

What MakesYour Colors Yours

"Summer Breeze" by D.J. Tankersley

With Labor Day's hastened arrival and the brilliant days of summer winding to a close, the long soft pastel summer evenings will give way to the abrupt night fall of winter with it's hard darkness and deep nights.  Yet before the fall wind's blow and you hear the howl of a winters gale, there is still time for a few more more breaths of a summer breeze and time to catch a sunbeam still.  Are you still catching sunbeams or thinking more of the