watching shadows

[pilvi]

In summer, I had to buy myself a wide-brimmed hat and attach ribbons to it to make a knot under the chin so that the hat would stay in place while I was cycling. Then, my shadow looked very much like a 19th century lady.

Now, in rainy weather, my shadow has turned into a mix of an angel and a Nazgul - with the dark "hood" where my rain hat is and the transparent wings of the rain cloak fluttering behind my back.

Comments

[jadeile]

I'm not sure why you're following me, but that's fine. Hi :) Gave you "friends" access, cos why not. I'm not sure how many restricted entries I even have (not many, at least), but now you can view any that might exist.

Also, use a helmet instead of a hat when you cycle; they're much better at keeping your brains inside your skull if you fall and hit your head.

[pilvi]

Hi! I was looking at people with some common interests and found you :)

A helmet would be great, but it wouldn't protect me from the sun - so, hat is mandatory. Unless I want to give up cycling in non-rainy weather.

[soundofsunlight]

Shadows are fun! I also like looking around and noticing little details when I'm walking outside; there are so many interesting things like this, if you are observant. :)