With a little time for computer stuff tonight I found a few more pix from the San Jose to Boise flight to show you. For instance, this series as we drew near Reno.
Looking at it now, I’m reminded how feelings can build up between people. There were some great viewing areas on the highway where people pulled off to look at the river.
Maybe it’s no surprise that looking at them now evokes thoughts of building bridges of closeness between people who have been far apart. Like from California to Edmonton. Luckily, it’s not all philosophy or psychology, or whatever this treatise has been so far. Some things we noticed and photographed were just fun, like this “snow bike” approaching Boise.
I guess maybe it’s a livestock sorting pen of some kind, but from the air it sure did look like a bicycle.
Lastly today, here’s one Anne likes of me feeding grand daughter this afternoon and encouraging her vocalizations with vowel sounds. Building bridges and warm feelings.
Hi John and Anne–My gosh your coverage is so beautiful and thrilling to see! I have never had the pleasure
of having it all put together so nicely. I liked all the comments about the plane, comfort, dangers from frost
and two flyers in socks and sandals. Of course, for John, that is just like home in Santa Barbara, isn’t it?
I have loved every moment of it. Your conversation about bridges and how the word bridges can be used in two
different ways was clever. Congratulations, John, it seems you have a daughter back now and a very beautiful
granddaughter as well.
The coverage contributed by each of you, John, and Anne, is fantastic. Thanks so much.
When Toni is over over tomorrow to see a Netflix movie on my TV that I did not want to watch, I am looking
forward to sharing your coverage with her.
Hugs to both of you, Joe Johnson
Comment by Joe johnson — 2011/02/22 @ 00:28