The rain continues here in Colorado. I admit to missing sunshine, but it’s been pleasant running weather and I’m very hyped for the green-green-green landscape.
Out my window on May 18, 2021
Every time I catch a glimpse of that intense green, I think of Loudon Wainwright III’s “The Acid Song” which tells a story of Loudon and four others dropping acid in a city bar and then escaping that unsettling urban landscape for nature:
Oh we got to my house in the country
Yeah, the country, I like this
The trees were all throbbing and green
That line has been my longtime go-to whenever I’m in a place that receives lots of moisture. Oddly enough, that place is now Colorado. All throbbing and green.
Tracy Abell 
😎 cool. Thank for sharing 🙂 I miss Utah but to dry there, the ‘pop-up’ afternoon T-storms in the mountains were scary. I like the mountains of East Tennessee whilst very ‘green’ all the 3 other seasons long ❗️
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Those are beautiful blooms. Thank you for sharing. 🙂
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green for new growth, order of the day, amen
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YES to new growth. Lots of it happening around here.
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indeed, lets assume were all ordinary people, and that this change is what is expected, same as those economic predictions they base the future on, in a nutshell, treat it as the new norm, and normal it will become, amen.
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