I would guess that Texas is about as changeable as Kansas, just further south. We got our first blast of fall chill about Sept. 10, right when people were going to the state fair in the heat just to run somewhere for hats or sweatshirts or jackets later in the day. That's why the strong live here. The weak ones either left or died. Don't steal that line. It's in a story I'm writing...Jerry
You and I both (confused), Karla. I can empathize. Finally here, it's been raining for twenty-four hours. My first time not cycling around the mountain since August 1st. Yeah. I am confused as well. Love and best wishes from B.C., Canada,
One never knows when the end will come, the word says that when we least expect Him to return...just as in the days of Noah! I for one, just want to be ready no matter when He decides enough is enough and He comes to take His children home. For now while we are here...I guess we'll just have to take one day at a time...Texas has had more than their share of rain, and Kentucky has only had a small portion...the extreme differences does cause concern, makes one wonder??? Enjoyed the write, I think many are asking the same question, I have been as well!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on September 30, 2007
I think we're all a bit confused about the changes in the weather these day.. you're not alone Karla, Love Holly
Will this be blame on earth warming,
like everything else? I remember a few years back
when all un-natural occurrences was blamed on "El Nino"
No one knows whe our time is near, We'll know when it's here
Peace & love be with you Karla
...perhaps this new sequence of seasons...if so bespeak the end of times...profess a new order of seasons to write about.
well written as to make one think...
John
Well Karla,, Minnesota gets darn cold,, International Falls has record lows,, so if the forecasters are right,, with no winter,,, I will say yippeeeee skippeeeeee (Great write by the way)
Hey Karla. Great pen here and deep thought too. "the seasons mixed up as I: Wondering: this the End Times?" Great question that none of us can answer with certainty. Myself? I believe we are living in the end times. I am ready. I pray we all are. Stay safe and God bless. Huggs from Paul D. Berube in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Yes I have to agree with Felix, went on the bike today and wore thermal underware and still found it cold, but I am not complaining because this is my time of the year. So Karl;a it appears we are right on time, no mix up here. take care and thanks for sharing.
Karla,
The seasons are surely amiss, especially here in the Northeast. In Connecticut, we had record highs three days in a row this past Wed, Thurs, Friday, 88, 91, 87, Talk about confusion..The trees have begun to turn their beautiful hues of oranges and reds, and yellows, but we are way behind...I am afraid that mother nature is playing games with us. She is getting us back for all the terrible things we do to our earth.
What a wonderful poem you have written..
Peace, Love, and Light,
Amber "V"
The Bible says that "the Son of Man is coming at an hour when you do not think He will" Matt:24:44
"Behold the fig tree and all the trees;as soon as they put forth leaves, you see it and know for yourselves that summer is now near. Even so, you, too when you see these things happening, recognize that the kingdom of God is near. Luke Ch.21
In other words...always be on guard, for He will come like a theif in the night, and He will come quickly!
Our Earth has gone through many, mnay changes over the course of its existence, and just like our spiritual growth changes, so does the place that God provided for us, will go through its changes, until the Day of our Lord, when it will burn with intense heat, then, and a new heaven and new earth will be provided for those chosen, in Paradise!
I love when a write gets me fired up! Good going Karla!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Well up here in Nova Scotia there was no mistaking it was fall with the winds blowing the leafs, sweaters the order of the day and a call for frost tonight...I think our summer here is over...lol
As we get older our watches get faster, that can be one of the resons for tripping over the Fall and go hard down kissing the asphalt of yet another year gone.
Georg
I feel your pain, Karla. As long as I can recall, people always have said that "this is the craziest year for weather I can recall." I wonder if it all just kind of fades into a blur and we never really remember what came before. I suppose we are best off to deal with the day at hand and not worry if this will be the year of the 100 degree Christmas. I remember those hot Decembers from when I was a child in So. Calif. After a day or so, we couldn't turn on the lights on the Christmas Tree because it was already dry and brittle with needles falling onto the floor. It is a little cloudy here this afternoon, though the morning was sunny and bright. The transitional seasons are always so unpredictable. I am hoping for rain so I don't have to water my garden, ;) always a bonus!...plus it will give me a little extra time to read some wonderful poetry.
Take care,
Sherry
Well, I just think that mother nature, being the woman she is, is having a power play, such is her perogative. I rather like guessing anyway and allowing her to have her way. She's a funny woman and perhaps this is to keep all the men in the world, more confused than they already are!
love,
Susan
Only our meteorological twins can tell us! But they don't know, so with Patti I am joining, grab a coke and a smile, turn the air conditioning on cooler.
Love this Karla!!
annie
I agree with Bill. You have some intersting styles for your poetry. You're not alone in this strange unpredictable seasonal changes. One just never knows anymore, and Florida is probably worse than most places since autumn isn't as apparent here as in some of the other states.
I love the style, flow, and texture of this piece Karla......Excellent work indeed....
:-)
Reviewed by Patricia Bankhead (Reader)
Reviewed on September 29, 2007
Seasons mixed up as I...
This world confuses us all at times.
Sometimes you just have to grab a coke and a smile
and keep moving...lol
Enjoyed reading!
Patty
One only wonders what is going on with the weather; seasons melding into one; crazyness abounds in the meteorological department! Doesn't it say in the Bible that in the End Times the seasons will be hard to tell apart? If someone can answer this, I'd appreciate it!! We have a meteorological nightmare on our hands! HELP!!!! Excellent write; very well done! BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :(
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like everything else? I remember a few years back
when all un-natural occurrences was blamed on "El Nino"
No one knows whe our time is near, We'll know when it's here
Peace & love be with you Karla
William
well written as to make one think...
John
Newfie Hugs, Rose
The seasons are surely amiss, especially here in the Northeast. In Connecticut, we had record highs three days in a row this past Wed, Thurs, Friday, 88, 91, 87, Talk about confusion..The trees have begun to turn their beautiful hues of oranges and reds, and yellows, but we are way behind...I am afraid that mother nature is playing games with us. She is getting us back for all the terrible things we do to our earth.
What a wonderful poem you have written..
Peace, Love, and Light,
Amber "V"
"Behold the fig tree and all the trees;as soon as they put forth leaves, you see it and know for yourselves that summer is now near. Even so, you, too when you see these things happening, recognize that the kingdom of God is near. Luke Ch.21
In other words...always be on guard, for He will come like a theif in the night, and He will come quickly!
Our Earth has gone through many, mnay changes over the course of its existence, and just like our spiritual growth changes, so does the place that God provided for us, will go through its changes, until the Day of our Lord, when it will burn with intense heat, then, and a new heaven and new earth will be provided for those chosen, in Paradise!
I love when a write gets me fired up! Good going Karla!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Fee
Be safe,
Karen
Georg
Take care,
Sherry
Kathy
love,
Susan
Love this Karla!!
annie
:-)
This world confuses us all at times.
Sometimes you just have to grab a coke and a smile
and keep moving...lol
Enjoyed reading!
Patty
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :(