Quote No.45 from Encourage Yourself Encourage Others by Anne Devine.
Our beautiful weather of the past few weeks was such a blessing. We enjoyed many meals outdoors. The best temperature we noted was around 18 degrees, as nice as an average summer’s day. But that weather has changed to much cooler, 7 to 12 degrees and showery. There is a feel of winter back in it again. I’m challenging myself to find the positives in it, such as the freshness of the air after a heavy shower.
What positives are you noticing about today’s weather where you are?
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oh it gets very dramatic with the wild winds and heavy rain … always changing and always entertaining!
Will probably head back home next week … seems we may have lockdown lifted next Friday.
It has been sunny, really sunny and a few fluffy clouds keeps sailing across the dark blue sky. While my cousin keeps complaining of the killing summer, I am strangely as cool as a cucumber 😀 I mean there is nothing that we can do to ask the sun to stay away. But the mangoes that are slowly ripening on a tree outside my window, cabbage white butterflies that are fluttering out, and the summer flowers blossoming seem to have so much fun. And I am happy for that.
That is a picture postcard view Parikhit that you describe and appreciate and how blessed you are to be consciously aware of its beauty which alters your physical and mental wellbeing. Your cousin not yet so successful in the practice of gratitude but with you leading by example he will hopefully awaken to this pain free reality. Thanks Parikhit for your wonderful comment. Is there any end to lockdown in sight in India?
Thank you so much Marie 🙂 I have always believed that if we focus in the smaller things, the bigger picture looks beautiful as well. There are so many things to be grateful for and time has taught me better. It is indeed funny because we were walking last evening and when my cousin joined me later, she was complaining of mosquitoes getting onto her while I didn’t even realise their presence 😀
The lock-down continues for another 2 weeks but the government has relaxed the movement in certain zones since this morning. And I read about people moving about as though there is nothing to be careful about. I did read about people lining up before the fast food joints since wee hours of morning! It is worrisome because the threat hasn’t faded yet. How is it in Ireland?
True Parikhit, it takes time to realise! Similar here, still in lockdown but people can exercise up to 5km from home now and over 70’s can come outside during quieter times. I think it’s important that people remain cautious, follow the guidelines of social distance and hand hygiene to enable numbers of new cases continue to decrease. Last thing we need is a 2nd wave! Stay safe & well.
Life is gradually limping back to life. Indeed we need to be really cautious for a couple of months to mitigate any unforeseen problems that may arise if we aren’t cautious. Stay safe 🙂
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April 30, 2020 at 1:45 pm
Rain and snow help water the ground and the plants before the heat of ths summer …
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April 30, 2020 at 1:58 pm
Very true, and needed after a few weeks of no rain.
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April 30, 2020 at 8:27 pm
We had a lot of rain overnight, and it washed down some of the pollen, thank goodness! It also made our garden very happy. 😁
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April 30, 2020 at 8:58 pm
Two great benefits Terri!!
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April 30, 2020 at 11:00 pm
This week has shown definite signs of a cold winter to come … yesterday was heavy overcast and rain but today a weak sun is out again!
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May 1, 2020 at 7:23 am
Overcast with rain, still wouldn’t take from that sea view though!
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May 1, 2020 at 7:42 am
oh it gets very dramatic with the wild winds and heavy rain … always changing and always entertaining!
Will probably head back home next week … seems we may have lockdown lifted next Friday.
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May 1, 2020 at 8:21 am
Enjoy your final week Kate, I hope the weather holds up. X
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May 1, 2020 at 9:12 am
freezing cold, got the heater on, and super strong winds … did my beach walk but it was a physical challenge!
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May 4, 2020 at 4:37 am
It has been sunny, really sunny and a few fluffy clouds keeps sailing across the dark blue sky. While my cousin keeps complaining of the killing summer, I am strangely as cool as a cucumber 😀 I mean there is nothing that we can do to ask the sun to stay away. But the mangoes that are slowly ripening on a tree outside my window, cabbage white butterflies that are fluttering out, and the summer flowers blossoming seem to have so much fun. And I am happy for that.
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May 4, 2020 at 8:55 am
That is a picture postcard view Parikhit that you describe and appreciate and how blessed you are to be consciously aware of its beauty which alters your physical and mental wellbeing. Your cousin not yet so successful in the practice of gratitude but with you leading by example he will hopefully awaken to this pain free reality. Thanks Parikhit for your wonderful comment. Is there any end to lockdown in sight in India?
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May 4, 2020 at 9:09 am
Thank you so much Marie 🙂 I have always believed that if we focus in the smaller things, the bigger picture looks beautiful as well. There are so many things to be grateful for and time has taught me better. It is indeed funny because we were walking last evening and when my cousin joined me later, she was complaining of mosquitoes getting onto her while I didn’t even realise their presence 😀
The lock-down continues for another 2 weeks but the government has relaxed the movement in certain zones since this morning. And I read about people moving about as though there is nothing to be careful about. I did read about people lining up before the fast food joints since wee hours of morning! It is worrisome because the threat hasn’t faded yet. How is it in Ireland?
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May 4, 2020 at 1:09 pm
True Parikhit, it takes time to realise! Similar here, still in lockdown but people can exercise up to 5km from home now and over 70’s can come outside during quieter times. I think it’s important that people remain cautious, follow the guidelines of social distance and hand hygiene to enable numbers of new cases continue to decrease. Last thing we need is a 2nd wave! Stay safe & well.
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May 4, 2020 at 2:36 pm
Life is gradually limping back to life. Indeed we need to be really cautious for a couple of months to mitigate any unforeseen problems that may arise if we aren’t cautious. Stay safe 🙂
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May 4, 2020 at 6:56 pm
So true Parikhit!
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