I love the last part of the day, when the sun sneaks below the horizon and the summer heat turns into a soft warm. Often I will wait and head out into the yard between and 8 and 9 o'clock. Last night this amazing sunset was just waiting for an audience.
It's a quiet time. The deer are out eating in the back field and the yard is saturated with the blinking of lightening bugs. The lights on the store and on the backporch emit a warm yellow glow. It's a good time for a big deep breath. It's a time when I fall more deeply in love with our little home, our little piece of the world.
It's my time. It's my Summertime. Do you have a favorite time of day? Does it change with the seasons?
Friday, July 10, 2009
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You did get some rain last night, huh? It wimpered out by the time it got down to the coast...as usual.
I have been loving the mornings here lately...cool and not humid, but the evenings are usually my favorite as well.
Those are gorgeous colors in the sky! Your farm looks very enchanting at nightime. My favorite time in the summer are mornings, around 8am, with a cup of coffee out on the porch. It does change with the seasons, in the fall and winter its the afternoons, curled up on the couch reading.
I love those rare mornings when I'm up before St. Michael, I don't have to go anywhere, and I'm not too sleepy to read or write . . . THIS morning was perfection!
(And "cool and not humid"? I need to visit wherever "Living on the Spit" is! I was out at 4:30 this morning, and it was STILL sticky here!)
I do love being out in the summer evenings. Once the sun goes down it's usually pretty tolerable.
As always your photos are beautiful.
Boy, what a beautiful shop that will make, what I wouldn't give for something like that, good for you, count your blessings, 20,000 of us out here in blogland are coveting that little building right on the road, I really enjoy reading your blog...Awesome!!!
Oh how that little gas station and store front reminds me of the movie 'Fried Green Tomatoes'. Will you be serving them at your house?
Di
The Blue Ridge Gal
What beautiful pictures...
I would love to be able to go out and watch the sunset and the lightening bugs...but I'd get eaten alive by mosquitos...yuck!
Have a wonderful weekend...enjoy your beautiful weather!
Hugz,
Michele
Beautiful I want to live in your general store lol!
Love you pics ... the horizon is breathtaking, the store is darling. TTFN ~Marydon
Thanks for stopping by--you are right--we are both enjoying amazing sunsets--from very different parts of the US! :)
I love early mornings with the birds chirping and evenings...all year round but most especially in the summer.
Have a wonderful weekend.........:)
BEAUTIFUL! I love the store.
Each season has its charms, and summertime is the feeling of being carefree and unencumbered, and like you, I feel the sunset in the country is something to be savored and your farm is especially dear and sweet at that time as you've shown us here. I loved your photos, especially of the old store!
XOXO
Joni
Fall is my favorite season. Here in the mountains of KY it is a beautiful time of year.
I love your blog and the old store tugged at my heart. I was raised in country stores. ck out a few of my collections on my blog.
Ohhh I love your time of day. But I also really love this time--an early, sunny Saturday morning in Portland. The perfect kick off to the weekend, hope you have a great one too!
Kim, these photos are exceptional! I love the sunset and the one looking up at the house. Gotta love the old gas pump! I'm more of a morning girl. Love to get up and do the pet chores and have my cereal and coffee. Get online, turn on the water fountain for my background noise. Start visiting my blog friends!
Brenda
Warm summer nights are my favorite! I could trade all my winters for them :)
Hugs,
Dena
P.S....I am in LOVE with that gas pump!!!!
D
Well it use to be the summer when I was much younger but the older I get the more I love Fall and the decor that goes with it! Love your pics of your summertime farm!
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