I’m left wondering about this question “how would I describe my current microseason?” I am feeling calm and grounded after spending so much time by the sea these last few months. But I’m also starting to feel a sense of busier days ahead as I transition into new season, and about to start a new creative project.
Ah yes I can understand the transitioning feeling. I'm also sensing busy days, it's already quite dry here and the summer ahead of us sounds a bit scary to be honest. The weekend was very windy and further drying, so we need to prepare for that. I'm looking forward to hearing more about your new project. xx
The last few days I've been visiting my parents who live in a small mountain town in Northern New Mexico, and I would describe the current microseason there as something along the lines of "the week when New Mexico behaves like Newfoundland." The fog was so unreal and so unusual. I love this question, Bron! It would be so fun to chart our own microseasons for a few years and watch how they change.
Oh yes I love that idea !! Charting our own microseasons. I imagine it could be a very rewarding project to look back on, nostalgic and helpful! Your description sounds beautiful and yet cryptic too, in the best way. Thanks so much Jenna !! xx
I’m left wondering about this question “how would I describe my current microseason?” I am feeling calm and grounded after spending so much time by the sea these last few months. But I’m also starting to feel a sense of busier days ahead as I transition into new season, and about to start a new creative project.
Ah yes I can understand the transitioning feeling. I'm also sensing busy days, it's already quite dry here and the summer ahead of us sounds a bit scary to be honest. The weekend was very windy and further drying, so we need to prepare for that. I'm looking forward to hearing more about your new project. xx
The last few days I've been visiting my parents who live in a small mountain town in Northern New Mexico, and I would describe the current microseason there as something along the lines of "the week when New Mexico behaves like Newfoundland." The fog was so unreal and so unusual. I love this question, Bron! It would be so fun to chart our own microseasons for a few years and watch how they change.
Oh yes I love that idea !! Charting our own microseasons. I imagine it could be a very rewarding project to look back on, nostalgic and helpful! Your description sounds beautiful and yet cryptic too, in the best way. Thanks so much Jenna !! xx