Goodnight friends! While noticeably cooler, at only about 20°c, still balmy and bright. Softened light between cottony cumulus with occasional fierce, dazzling beams sliding between clouds. Trailing streamers of bonneted laburnum flowers, the first ox-eye daisies tall and swaying above grass awash with daisies and buttercups. Among the graves where mowers struggle to reach barren brome droops, heavy with pointed seeds.
Sleep felt a little better, hopefully on the way to stabilising a bit on that front. Resting thoroughly yesterday paid off, less pain and a steady slow drip of energy that kept me feeling fairly functional through the whole day. A few small bits of drawing, tiny steps towards finishing off one of my ongoing small projects.
May we find our passions and determination revitalised today!
Image ID: Photo of sunlit red hawthorn branches, leaves framing dense clusters of brilliant red blossom dappled with white, the doubled petals of each flower making them rounded, almost like miniature roses.
Photo of wild grasses against a hedge of maple saplings and crawling ivy, a sunbeam outlining the shaggy bottlebrush heads of meadow foxtails with firey coronas.
Photo of a little thyme-leaved speedwell plant blooming among short grass, several unequal quatrefoil flowers with a broad shovel-like petal uppermost and a thin oval lowermost, deep blue or lilac purple with thin darker stripes, a pale fringe and two blunt white stamens.
