Some sun today.
Flock of Canadian geese flew over, honking.
Another downer depressed lonely day.
Wall-to-wall stress.
Showing posts with label depression. Show all posts
Showing posts with label depression. Show all posts
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Rain All Night
Warmer, but with this grey drear, loneliness and depression oozes out of the air.
A lonely, monochrome day.
The market was hopping -- people need to eat.
Rain, rain, all last night, the drips clicking on the leaves, as though someone was working at something outside the window: click; click; click.
Woke up to soaking. Lawns flooding.
A lonely, monochrome day.
The market was hopping -- people need to eat.
Rain, rain, all last night, the drips clicking on the leaves, as though someone was working at something outside the window: click; click; click.
Woke up to soaking. Lawns flooding.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Almost Sunny
Sunny this morning, the rays coming in under the clouds. It was almost sunny today, at least in the first part. It was somewhat bright, and not raining, anyway.
In one of the new warehouses on the corner of Garrett and Battersby, there is finally a tenant. Will they make it in this economy? Will the other vacancies fill? And with more warehouses projected for across Battersby, what will become of them?
Enumclaw being largely a farming town, what can we do to build on and encourage farming here? The farms will be vital if we slide into a full-on depression, providing food for trade.
In one of the new warehouses on the corner of Garrett and Battersby, there is finally a tenant. Will they make it in this economy? Will the other vacancies fill? And with more warehouses projected for across Battersby, what will become of them?
Enumclaw being largely a farming town, what can we do to build on and encourage farming here? The farms will be vital if we slide into a full-on depression, providing food for trade.
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