We just dug out from several inches and have endured bone-chilling temps most of January. But the last weekend of the month smiled down on us with expected sunshine. 60 degrees this time of year is to be celebrated!
With hubby and I both off work Friday, we made the most of it and went backroading. I wondered as we drove around strip pits and narrow gravel lanes with our sunroof open if people in other states enjoy this pastime.
Exploring is something we've always found joy in doing together. Even if it is familiar paths we've known our whole forever, there is bound to be new things to see.
And though I may be biased, there's nothing prettier than Kentucky landscapes, no matter the season.
Tim is used to me yelling out, "Stop!" as I spy something beautiful to capture. He will slow down, back up, turn around or drive slowly until just the right spot. He's such a patient man. At least where I'm concerned.
He's been off work since the last snow due to hurting his back. Sitting still is not an activity he enjoys but when your body says stop, you must listen. Or pay the consequences. He is learning this, slowly.
Anyway, the sunshine was a nice change to get him outdoors, which is his happy place. And should the snow return, we'll venture out at least once to capture breathtaking views like these.
Weather, much like life, is unpredictable and nothing you do will stop or change it.
To remain joyful, you just have to learn to find the beauty in whatever comes.
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