This morning, I walked by
the light-well window in my old Edwardian flat in San Francisco at 8:44 a.m. I was stunned by
the exact alignment of the morning sun through the 5 or 6 inch space between my
building and the house to the north. (San
Francisco homes are often built with separate walls,
but almost touching).
I guess I thought for a
moment that I was an ancient Mayan astronomer noting something of great
significance left to me by incredibly brilliant ancestors. Well, not really,
but had fun thinking about how the San Francisco land use of 1910, when my building was
built, might have some relationship to thousand year-old temples in the Yucatan.
For some reason, I was
unable to make a Father’s Day blog entry today. The memories seem bound up too
tight and the images just would not come. I will try on another day.
glad your building saw the light!
ReplyDeletewe should all be so lucky!
joan
Oh, Joan. You are one of those people always looking for the light...and so often finding it.
DeletePerhaps the cast of the sun on the building was a fathers day post?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Barb
ReplyDeleteI simply did not think of that...what a beautiful idea that the light is in some ways reflective of father, fathers, fatherhood. Beautiful.