Seiko

Chronos meets the dawn

 

Today I can only do a short walk around the garden, but I got the idea of looking for light. Sometimes it seems the darkness around us is smothering me, and I need a glimpse of light -- like a breathe of fresh air.

I went outside by the light of the moon. I see we have some light clouds overhead; an indication of higher humidity.



Neighbors down the street left their Christmas lights on all night - every morning it's interesting to see who is burning up the kilowatts ...



Sun is starting to rise in the east. I look for man-made lights, and find a surprising number of them - glowing, flickering, pulsating.



My car is fully charged. Four green blinks.



My kettle is heating, but I decide to go over to my office instead of waiting for the stove, so I turn it off.



Another beautiful sunrise from my back porch.



Over at my office door, the electronic lock lights to help my choose the combination.



My one-cup hot pot fills my cup of tea



While my needlessly complex satellite clock array tells me the the day of the year, the time to 10 nanoseconds accuracy (or so they say) and the date as well. 



My "recording studio slave clock display" shows there are some cobwebs on my office ceiling.

And lighting up the forest end of the yard