April 2007 - I found myself in Sag Harbor New York - the land of sea breezes and huge summer homes. In order to stay in touch with friends and family, I started a blog about my adventures there. My fiancee (now husband) and I moved to Arkansas in the fall of 2007. Since then the blog has detailed my life...as a yankee in the south, a runner, an actor, a writer and an administrative assistant. It's been a wild ride and continues to be a grand adventure...:)
Saturday, July 26, 2008
The heat is on
It's amazing me, even as a Midwestern girl who is used to hot summers, how lush vegetation and flowers manage to survive in Arkansas summers.
Last weekend my good friend Trish came to visit. We spent about 15 minutes photographing the square in Fayetteville around 3pm. That's as much as we were able to stand of the sun and heat, because we finally relinquished our artistic positions among the flowers for the A.C. of the car.
And while the flowers in Fayetteville's square managed to keep their glow and vibrancy even as the sun beat down upon them - ours was of a different sort. Dripping and red, we headed off to grab a smoothie.
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i went to Nashville a few summers ago with my family to visit relatives and it was 105 degrees the entire time, no joke. i'm from mississippi and i was still shocked. and it was sooo green and beautiful.
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