It's been a time of mostly vacation--and yet, I need to finish a paper for my Lutheran Confessions class that I'm taking and start thinking about Sunday's sermon. It's been a time of mostly vacation, and yet, I still have 2 online classes that began at midnight.
It's nice to take a walk with different sunrise vistas:
Here's the Facebook post I wrote about the picture: "This morning's Hilton Head sunrise is winder, sand scoured, with storm clouds rolling in. Only 5 of us on the beach to bear witness."
I thought that yesterday's sunrise would be like this morning's, but yesterday, we had a surprise break in the clouds. At times, the sun looked like one of those pictures of a distant planet:
At one point yesterday morning, a sea turtle patrol truck drove down the beach away from the sunrise, with one young worker guy hanging out the window taking pictures. I assume that the workers get to see a beach sunrise every morning. The fact that one of them went to such an effort to get a picture made me happy.
I've said before, and I'll continue to remind myself that the human capacity for wonder makes me think that humans may survive after all.
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