Since I’ve moved to the PNW, I’ve learned to love shadows. I think I just took them for granted living in the Midwest. Because the sun was almost always out, so was my shadow. In an area where you don’t see the sun for an average of 226 days out of the year, your shadow becomes an elusive friend. Someone you’ll see only when you hear the call “sun-break!”





Great attitude, Mindy!(and please excuse my spelling. Ugh! I often look back later and realize I've spelt something wrongly. It is actually my typing which is bad and I don't take enough time to spell check!)
It can be gloomy and gray. However, there is always flowers and shrubs blooming all year around. I purposely plant my garden so there is always something blooming. We also light candles, have cozy fires and do things to concentrate on the SON when we don't have the sun.
I can hardly imagine what it is like to live where there is so little sum?! We get about 360 sunny days per year here … and I might add have the world's highest rate of skin cancer 🙁 Is it constantly gloomy? I think I would find that very hard going to stay cheerful.the photos are great! The two of you holding hands is precious.