Nicolas Borgsmidt

fall again

Friday, 23. October 2009, 20:18:38

Picturepoetry

Intermission 2Morning Harbour

Comments

gdare # 23. October 2009, 20:41

And shadows are getting longer.....

I_ArtMan # 23. October 2009, 20:49

and days are getting shorter. i don't like that part. but this tree nic, is so beautiful. i love trees.

nopanic # 23. October 2009, 21:46

I look forward to the 21. of december. The shortest day of the year. I always celebrate when we turn that corner. After that the days gets longer and longer

I_ArtMan # 23. October 2009, 22:15

me too. when we turn that corner.... every day will be longer. i like that. i can't imagine how people can live in 'the land of the midnight sun' to go for weeks without sunlight... impossible.

Dacotah # 23. October 2009, 23:32

sanshan # 24. October 2009, 02:01

like an impressionist painting

Stardancer # 24. October 2009, 02:06

Very pretty.

nopanic # 24. October 2009, 06:51

@ Scott
Me niether. It´s pretty dark in winter here too. I wish I could sleep like a bear through the dark months

@ Carol
Cute avatar Carol

@ San
Thanks San. Might be the only I take this year. The winds are powerful now. The leaves are ready to leave and be blown off.

@ Star
Thanks Star

Dacotah # 24. October 2009, 06:59

Hi Nic, thank you.

nopanic # 24. October 2009, 07:09

sanshan # 24. October 2009, 07:12

Oh! It was so windy here tonight too. I went for a walk on the seawall and the waves were crashing overtop. Lovely though.

Fall is my favorite season, but I tell you I am sure the best autumn colours are in Quebec, so amazing.

nopanic # 24. October 2009, 07:40

Oh yes San. That sounds wonderful. I like weather like that. Nature is shouting back

And your face and your body is provoked all the time

Fall used to be my favorite season too. Because of the coloures ofcource. But as I grow older the high summer is really appealing to me. Sharp light. Intense heat. Reflexions.
Sitting on a stone and feel the warmth go all the way to your bones. Mmmhh

I can imagine Quebec being incredibly spectacluar during fall

sanshan # 24. October 2009, 07:58

Fall does not last long in Quebec though, and winter is severe.

I felt so alive walking along the sea tonight. I had to run a few times to avoid the waves crashing and splashing. It was so much fun.

But seriously, as my joints age, summer is the ideal season. You're right, the warmth goes all the way to your bones.

nopanic # 24. October 2009, 08:05

The short lasting makes it even more precious, no?!

I like that too. Always to the edge at things

we´re becoming reptiles. We need the sun all the time

sanshan # 24. October 2009, 08:28

very true! But I like to think I'm more of a cat. We are warm blooded and always like to be in the sun.

nopanic # 24. October 2009, 08:36

Oh yes. Cat´s are incredible in that direction. Always finding a sunstrip, ready to boil

Man, they get hot sometimes!! You almost burn your hand when you touch the fur.

The sunlight really makes MY engine go

In the winter I have to do yoga in the morning to get energy.
In the summer I just go out on the balcony and get some sun. After a while energy comes rushing in

sanshan # 24. October 2009, 08:42

Oh! I have been doing Bikram yoga (hot yoga). The room is heated to 35-40 degrees. At first it is stifling, but now I really love it. Makes my fur really glossy!

nopanic # 24. October 2009, 08:44

SittingFox # 24. October 2009, 09:15

Yes, the nights are getting longer but the stars are getting brighter

nopanic # 24. October 2009, 09:18

That´s right Adele. I´ve had some very beautiful homegoing trips after visiting friends at night, very calming

But I still miss summer though

Dacotah # 24. October 2009, 14:39

angel292005 # 24. October 2009, 21:20

Who else but Nic can post a pic of a tree and all the conversation after is totally meaningful?

nopanic # 24. October 2009, 22:42

@ Carol

@ Sarah
Aww Sarah thankyou

The importance of trees I learned from the indians in the jungle in Ecuador. They had tiny farms in bare spots in there. I found my way around by using dried out riverbeds as markers but sometimes that meant great detours before finding where you´re supposed to go. They taught me to really recognise trees. No trees are alike. And suddenly, the trees became individuals, like persons and after some time I could find my ways around at the shortest distances between the farms. Saves time and energy in the humid heat!

The simplest things can have the utmost importance

Dacotah # 25. October 2009, 01:21

Nic you have a nice happy face.

nopanic # 25. October 2009, 09:12

Thanks Carol. I try to be a nice happy person