Moon Over Mountain

Twilight hits Mount Baker and the moon rises high in the sky.

 



Skywatch Friday: Cormorants at Dusk

Some fly.

Others swim,

perch,

or stretch their wings.

Whatever their pose,

they know they look handsome

against an orange glow.

Skywatch Friday: Lenticular Clouds

Pink-tinged lenticular clouds cap the mountain, and dusk caps a perfect fall day.

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Power Lines

One last streak of daylight highlights the trail of power lines on the far side of Lake Whatcom.

Skywatch Friday: Dusk on the Lady Washington

"Twilight"

used to mean a time of day,

and an enchanting one at that.

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Twilight at Midnight

I admit it: I went to the new Twilight movie on opening night at midnight. Now, another confession which will earn me the ire of Twihards everywhere: I'm not even a fan. I got halfway through the book series before I finally decided it wasn't going to get any better, and I only watched the first movie because my sister assured me it was hilariously bad. So I don't really have a good answer for why I was at the second one, other than it's kind of fun to be the snarky person making wiseass cracks throughout the movie. I'm happy to say I wasn't bludgeoned to death by a mob of fourteen-year-olds wielding lip gloss, angry at my disparagement of their dear Edward.