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| My driveway right before I pulled out on to the street. This should have been my first clue. |
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| This is at 10:00am. You could barely see children that were several feet away. Nice to see 3 boys using the swings. Sometimes, at other schools, boys don't usually use the 'swings'... here? I have to sometimes tell them to count 20 swings back and forth so that other children can have a turn. We have 2 swing sets; but, lots of children want to use the swings. I loved swinging when I was a child too. I would often lean my head back and I would drag my hair on the ground. |
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| Yes, we have the spongy surfaces here too. I just don't know how I survived my childhood. We had pebbles, dirt, and concrete on our playgrounds. |
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| "Heathcliff!"... "Are you out there?" |
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| Even the school (this is the lunchroom area) is difficult to see. |
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| We couldn't let them play in the grassy area- we couldn't SEE THEM! |
| Yesterday, it was foggy. It used to be foggy a lot in Germany too. However, today... was foggier than I have EVER seen it! I could not see anything in front of me. I was the lead car and the white lines on the road hadn't been painted in what looked like YEARS! I didn't even know most of the time if I was on my side of the road or about to fall off the road into the deep drainage ditches! I was only driving 10-15 mph. I finally had a car behind me and for the first time ever... a car didn't pass me. They must have FINALLY realized that IT WAS NOT SAFE TO PASS THE OTHER CAR even if you didn't think it was going fast enough. (I get passed often- even though I am going the residential speed limit.) | The strangest fog that I experienced in Germany-- was frozen FOG! It was so scary!! I drove home one night after meeting friends at a restaurant. |
2 comments:
Fog is so spookie!
Kansas was the foggiest place I have ever lived. You have to roll down the window and listen before you pull out on the highway. You sure couldn't see if someone was coming. It's pretty though.
Pam
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