We got lots of lightning and thunder and rain last night, but no hail nor tornadoes. As the storm(s) were moving east, the sunset sky took on some of the brightest golden-rose colors I’ve ever seen. We’re filing the whole episode under “Count our blessings!” We hope you were as lucky.
Earlier yesterday, I finished baking a boule of “Everyday sourdough” following the recipe in Artisan Sourdough Made Simple. It turned out to be one of the best loaves I’ve baked in quite some time. Even the Better Half agrees. Sometimes, returning to your roots is helpful when learning to appreciate what you have. Artisan Sourdough was my transition from no knead artisan to sourdough many years ago.
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| one of this year’s whitetail fawns with mom
Photo by J. Harrington
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This morning we were gifted with another visit by a whitetail mom and her scampering fawn. This time we managed to grab a quick picture. Enjoy! We hope they become back yard regulars. It’s a treat watching young'uns grow up.
Have you marked your calendar to remember that Summer Solstice is a week from today? If you want to check the local time, try here. At least as important for many of us is Father’s Day this Sunday. All in all, after last night’s stormy excitement, I’m feeling summery lazy and sleepy. Until tomorrow.
Twelfth Song of Thunder [Navajo Tradition]
By Anonymous
The voice that beautifies the land!The voice above,The voice of thunderWithin the dark cloudAgain and again it sounds,The voice that beautifies the land.The voice that beautifies the land!The voice below,The voice of the grasshopperAmong the plantsAgain and again it sounds,The voice that beautifies the land.Source:The Mountain Chant: A Navajo Ceremony
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