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November 2009 
What weather are you today?
Posted on Oct 28th, 2009
by 
Centria
Centria
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for October 28, 2009:
Oh if we only knew what kind of weather we would be today...
Will we be sunshine for sixteen of the twenty four hours? Will we cry like rain for sixteen minutes? Will our breeze come up and ruffle the sunflowers before dinner? Will a hurricane swirl our heart for ten minutes before lunch?
Will clouds come and go across our horizon? Or will we be perfectly blue, the kind of blue that dances and hugs and twirls? Will the autumn leaves fall at our feet and turn colors in the irises of our friends?
How can we know? Each moment is completely new weather. I suppose the weather forecasters are looking at our behavior yesterday, attempting to decide. Maybe then can see there were some heavy things happening yesterday. So they predict, "Partly cloudy with a 60% chance of rain".
No wonder the weather forecasters simply miss the boat so often. They have no idea how quickly storms can brew (although they can predict lows and highs, based on the way energy travels). They have no idea how another person's sunlight can affect our own. The hug of a friendly warm breeze can turn away a blizzard.
It's all possible. There have been so many hugs this morning I'm predicting: blue skies and warm weather! But leaving it open for some clouds or teasing winds, as well.
Will we be sunshine for sixteen of the twenty four hours? Will we cry like rain for sixteen minutes? Will our breeze come up and ruffle the sunflowers before dinner? Will a hurricane swirl our heart for ten minutes before lunch?
Will clouds come and go across our horizon? Or will we be perfectly blue, the kind of blue that dances and hugs and twirls? Will the autumn leaves fall at our feet and turn colors in the irises of our friends?
How can we know? Each moment is completely new weather. I suppose the weather forecasters are looking at our behavior yesterday, attempting to decide. Maybe then can see there were some heavy things happening yesterday. So they predict, "Partly cloudy with a 60% chance of rain".
No wonder the weather forecasters simply miss the boat so often. They have no idea how quickly storms can brew (although they can predict lows and highs, based on the way energy travels). They have no idea how another person's sunlight can affect our own. The hug of a friendly warm breeze can turn away a blizzard.
It's all possible. There have been so many hugs this morning I'm predicting: blue skies and warm weather! But leaving it open for some clouds or teasing winds, as well.
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Let's let it be a surprise and enjoy what comes.
“They have no idea how another person's sunlight can affect our own. The hug of a friendly warm breeze can turn away a blizzard.”
Spoken like a true embassador of Gaia.
Thank you, friend.
warm hugs
And we dress for this weather pattern… how again? oh yea something to do with yesterday teasing winds.
=}
I think Dylan was right when he wrote we don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows ~ I like the idea of forcasting our own…
Even when the weather outside is frightful
the fire inside's delightful
and since we haven't no place to go
let us grow, let us grow, let us grow!
You're words are inspiring Kathy.
blewbird~~surprises are so much fun!
Gabby~~I'm not really an ambassador of Gaia (at least not w de official title) but man oh man I think those hugs work! Hugs to you… and HEY are you from Michigan too?
Just Me~~~how do we DRESS? Oh dear you've really thrown a wrench into the question. How do we dress for the weather when it's so changeable? Well, obviously, we layer. That way we can take things off and put them on as it all changes. :)
Jeannie~~~we are our own weather forecasters! Us and Dylan…
Bob~~~You are putting us in the mood for Christmas, you know! Just think how much growing we'll do by then. And how many times the weather will have changed.
Yes, I live in Northville, MI, between Ann Arbor and Detroit.
And yes, in Gaias heart you are her ambassador.
Keep those warm smiles and hugs coming.
There's a shortage these days.
Gabby, I know EXACTLY (well, almost exactly) where you live! I grew up near Port Huron and now live waaaay up in the Upper Peninsula. Our son went to U of M so we took many many trips down your way. It's a delight to know another Michigander on Gaia!
now that all those weathers have blown through, I am in a beautiful peaceful place tonight. Isn't it awesome the way we connect here on Gaia, Kathy?
'Tis, Nicole, dear Gemini, 'tis.
love you! :):)
Kathy,
I'm cobbling my answer on to your Q&R blog -
Rain, abundant rain, unending rain, cleansing rain, recharging rain.
Dreary skies of gray, like dusk at the end of a day.
Deb
Oh those days of lots of rain! (You may be sending them our way next…) May the rains abundantly water your soul. :)
This is so very beautiful and thoughful, Kathy. I just love every word. Sometimes I find myself craving a change in weather, because that same energy that creates the climate can create the change in me as well. Not actually create it, but inspire it maybe.
Very nice.