With my new Panasonic Lumix camera (that I got since my 15-year-old Canon developed Alzheimer's almost immediately after landing in Israel & couldn't remember the year/day/date/time. :|)
Well, if not angels exactly, certainly one of the most dramatic things I saw on my recent trip: the cranes in the
Hula bird sanctuary leaving their daytime feeding area to the place on the water where they sleep (safety from predators, doncha know).
And a flock of them flew overhead my head in Palmachim my last day of the trip, heading for points north, as if to say "Bon voyage."
Though I'm not nearly so hot (or fast) as he is. Hunkering down for some snow, though it didn't start nearly as early as was forecast, so we're probably going to be on the low end again. :|
I'd already cancelled today's Northeastern lesson last night when I discovered this AM that Northeastern is closed for the duration. Harvard, as usual, is forcing people to come to work - as long as they're Central Admin anyway. Boo hiss.
Andy sent this to me and I thought it was so amazing I wanted to share it with you. If you, like moi, wonder what stop motion is, here's an explanation (i.e. for every note he took a picture and then strung them together, which explains how he's occasionally dancing at two weddings with only one tuchas).
We're getting lots of lovely snow at the moment. Fingers crossed we get the 8 inches we're promised. :)