The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

 Mar 24th- A few of my favorite things...

~A sunbow and sundogs just before sunset

~Watching the trees trying to catch the setting sun

~Watching it slip below the horizon just a little bit north of due west...the true marker of Spring

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

 Nov 20th- A few of my favorite things...

~The beauty of a distinct lake-effect band of clouds hovering to the north

~A flock of pigeons perched to watch the sunrise to the southeast

~A sunrise with a wee sundog to greet the morning

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

 July 21st- A few of my favorite things...

~Cacti brave and hardy enough to grow in the North

~A green crab spider brave enough to hide in plain sight

~A brave little raptor still trying to stake his claim in the crows' territory

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Feb 26th- A few of my favorite things...
~The many shades of blues in just one sky
~Sunlight highlighting a staircase unused for over 100 years
~The sun making its journey north to due west

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Dec 22nd- ~ A few of my favorite things...
~Bright blue sky to finish off days of gray
~Knowing the sun set a little further north in its journey along the horizon...more daylight coming!
~Wrapping presents with Moriah for the little girlies

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Sept 5th- A few of my favorite things...
~Stepping back in time in 19th century clothes to visit the Genesee Country Village and Museum
~Seeing the only working replica of a civil war reconnaissance balloon which was used by North 
~The painted glass on the George Eastman House, the place of his birth, a much more humble place than his grand home in Rochester

The George Eastman House was originally located in village of Waterville in Oneida County New York. 

It was moved to the grounds of the Genesee Country Village and Museum

Below is the transom window on the left (and--not visible--right) of the door.