The sun is shining but the sea is very angry and slapping at the shore this morning.

A delayed adaptation of a Christmas carol - I saw a flock of geese go swimming by on Christmas day in the morning.

Today the world was in a blue mist with sky and sea a wash of blue over gray until the sun began to seep through the clouds.

A frail craft upon the waters this morning - a lone kayaker moving rapidly through the water this morning about seven thirty am

The sky has a look of molten gold at the horizon this morning

First snow of the season and an early start to the season as well. I heard geese in the cove last night but didn't see any until midmorning when I saw a thin gray line swimming out of the cove in a southerly direction. I both saw and heard the ducks when I went up for the paper at seven a.m. It's now around four p.m. and the water is a very light silver gray, rippling and very cold looking.

I looked out my window and what did I see
but a big pumpkin orange harvest moon
looking in at me

 Two views of kayakers from my window - on Saturday morning two kayakers going by on water as calm and smooth as satin and on Sunday morning two kayakers going by on water as wavy as watered silk