I’ve heard tell they aren’t the bluest. It just seems that way because you don’t see them that often. In November that can be so true. Case in point, yesterday I was headed up to the Wallingford neighborhood to attend a Personal Safety Class at Cooper Jacobs Real Estate. Yep, that’s our own AR blogger Courtney Cooper’s office.
On my way from Renton earlier the rain was pounding, the wind was blasting, visibility was about 200 feet at best, and the traffic... ah yes, the traffic. I’ll leave that one simply at, weird as usual when it rains in Seattle. Go figure...
Barbie Van Horn and I met at our Eastlake Office then headed up around the north end of Lake Union to Courtney’s office when the rain suddenly stopped, the sun came out and indeed, the bluest skies you’ve ever seen!
I’m looking south watching the Seattle Skyline. At a stop sign on North 40th and Latona I look behind us, “Cool, no traffic, jump out of the car, run to the middle of the intersection, fire off as many camera shots as I can in a few seconds, then jump back in the car.” Yay! :O)
Two minutes later the next wave of the blustery wet dark grey thunders its way over the city. I love this time of year. In November the weather can change in a minute and often does. I love the kaleidoscope of sun and rain and shadows and watching the autumn leaves blowing everywhere.
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