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My son’s view while cutting down a Christmas tree in New York this week:
A couple of my views in Texas this week:
I’m looking forward to seeing the cold supermoon on Thursday night. Strange being in Texas for this final supermoon of the year – where there is zero chance of clouds or snow in the forecast so I’ll definitely see it!🌕🌝 I hope you do too!
Thank you for reading/viewing today. I hope your Wednesday is a good one!🤍
I agree that both are nice. It’s definitely not feeling Christmassy with so much sun! Thank you, Pat.
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Even though I’m also in Texas, there’s not a chance in the world that I’ll see that moon. Our forecast on the coast is for clouds and rain from tonight through Friday. It’s one of the interesting aspects of living in such a large state, whether you’re measuring from Beaumont to El Paso or from Corpus Christi to Dalhart in the Panhandle. That also means that snow and ice can be ours as well — but I’ll be just as happy if it stays in the northern part of our state!
I’m sorry you won’t see the moon. I have learned in only a week that it’s winter in the morning and a northeastern summer by 2pm!😄 In the last 4 1/2 years of traveling down here, I have marveled at the extreme differences in weather, culture, etc., depending on which section I was visiting. When I discovered four European countries can fit in the state of Texas, that explained a lot! The size is simply enormous, the terrain changing significantly between major cities. My son-in-law has made it clear that the ice is no joke and that’s why everyone absolutely stays home when it happens. And I’ve learned so much from your blog about the outdoors! (Any idea what that yellow flower is that I posted?😄)
Your flower is called yellow bells, or Esperanza; it’s scientific name is Tecoma stans. Even though it’s native territory is in southern/western parts of the states, it’s widely used in landscaping. A friend outside Kerrville has a lot of it at her place, and it grows in my neighborhood as well. Here, it’s still in full bloom!
Thank you, Anne💗.
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😄It’s a good one!☃️❄️
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Thank you!🤍
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