Comments on: excuse me, you’re in my light http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html Wed, 07 Jan 2009 20:32:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: sognatrice http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html/comment-page-1#comment-5934 sognatrice Thu, 18 Oct 2007 08:01:00 +0000 http://siteground218.com/~bleedin2/?p=268#comment-5934 Lucy, yes, the colors of the sky! I love them too :)<br/><br/>Elena Jane, strange noises used to freak me out much more but now I live in a place where there are really so few strange noises, I'm spoiled!<br/><br/>Jen, balance is wonderful, isn't it? Lucy, yes, the colors of the sky! I love them too :)

Elena Jane, strange noises used to freak me out much more but now I live in a place where there are really so few strange noises, I’m spoiled!

Jen, balance is wonderful, isn’t it?

]]> By: Jen of A2eatwrite http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html/comment-page-1#comment-5910 Jen of A2eatwrite Wed, 17 Oct 2007 00:17:00 +0000 http://siteground218.com/~bleedin2/?p=268#comment-5910 I love the fall and I agree with everything about the abrupt changes and giving me what I need. And I need both light and dark. I love the fall and I agree with everything about the abrupt changes and giving me what I need. And I need both light and dark.

]]> By: elena jane http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html/comment-page-1#comment-5891 elena jane Tue, 16 Oct 2007 15:35:00 +0000 http://siteground218.com/~bleedin2/?p=268#comment-5891 i'm not keen on the dark either, i get spooked very easily by strange noises. thankfully with kids in the house, i have an excuse for nightlights.<br/>i love the sun in the winter, that SAD gets me every year. i'm loving our continued sunshine here atm. <br/>rainy days (like mondays) always get me down....<br/><br/>pretty photo.... i’m not keen on the dark either, i get spooked very easily by strange noises. thankfully with kids in the house, i have an excuse for nightlights.
i love the sun in the winter, that SAD gets me every year. i’m loving our continued sunshine here atm.
rainy days (like mondays) always get me down….

pretty photo….

]]> By: LUCY http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html/comment-page-1#comment-5867 LUCY Tue, 16 Oct 2007 00:27:00 +0000 http://siteground218.com/~bleedin2/?p=268#comment-5867 I love the way the sunrises each morning. I love the way it sets in the sky at night, the reds, oranges that happen, the fuscias!I love the night when the moon is full in the sky bright and white or red and low. These are my favourite times of night and day. I love the way the sunrises each morning. I love the way it sets in the sky at night, the reds, oranges that happen, the fuscias!I love the night when the moon is full in the sky bright and white or red and low. These are my favourite times of night and day.

]]> By: sognatrice http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html/comment-page-1#comment-5841 sognatrice Mon, 15 Oct 2007 08:13:00 +0000 http://siteground218.com/~bleedin2/?p=268#comment-5841 Giulia, heh, I'm blind as a bat in the light...maybe I like the dark because it evens the playing field ;)<br/><br/>Sara, agreed!<br/><br/>BLC, remember that animals can get sunburn too! SAD is sad, indeed--I'd be willing to donate some of my light if you need it ;)<br/><br/>Amanda, there is something lovely about the sky just before and after the rain--excellent point :)<br/><br/>Maht, well I'm more of a milk chocolate girl myself, which means more dark chocolate for you. Phoctober is phun!<br/><br/>Scarlett, the candles around my house are pretty much all gifts or whatever I've picked up around here (I prefer one scented burning with other non-scented, but the selection of scented around here is terrible). Tea lights, candlesticks, whatever I can find. I'm not picky...I've never made my own candles. Or, not yet, I should say...rosemary sounds like a lovely idea :) Oh, and I'll be right over to your place....<br/><br/>Jeni, I can't believe I didn't mention blackouts in my post--I used to love them when I was a kid. Now they kind of freak me out, more for the threat of lightning strikes than the dark though.<br/><br/>Roam, sounds like you have a *special* relationship with the light and dark right now. Can't say as though I envy you, but best of luck :)<br/><br/>Anno, sounds like we have a lot in common! When it's light, I wake up...thus making my bedroom like a bunker ;)<br/><br/>Sparky Duck, I think there is something to the dark letting the stresses rest too. And those are actually pine trees. I've seen one by itself here and there, but never a small group like this, which is why I find it so special and lovely :)<br/><br/>Misfit, ooh, the quiet--I'm with you there! Thanks for visiting and commenting!<br/><br/>Irene, you know I used to be a night owl especially with reading, but the older I get, the more I enjoy experiencing the early mornings. Go figure. Guess that's a good thing if I'm thinking about having children ;)<br/><br/>Eryn, glad you enjoyed the post, and thanks for stopping by :)<br/><br/>Robin, sounds like we have even more in common :)<br/><br/>Madelyne, oh I absolutely *love* walking around (with my doggies) when many people are still asleep--remember I live in a place with a lot of elderly farmer types, so they tend to be up no matter what time I leave the house!<br/><br/>Qualcosa, you don't have to choose at all! We all know that balance and moderation is best...and you've beautifully described why that absolutely goes for light and dark. <br/><br/>Gattina, hah, I'd love to tell you things have changed greatly since the 60s...but...um....actually there is a lot more infrastructure from what I'm told, so that's an improvement. Let's just say we're untouched and unspoiled down here, and that's why we love it ;)<br/><br/>Leanne, give me a starry, starry night and I'm a happy, happy girl! You should really try getting up at sunrise sometime--it's such an exhilarating experience.<br/><br/>Taffiny, oh lovely trees for you too! How lucky you were! And I'm with you on the head hurting from too much light...this is why I don't like to hang out at the beach too often. And yes, light playing off dark (or vice versa) is always a treat...we're talking so much about light and dark, we've neglected to mention their offspring...shadows ;)<br/><br/>Soccer Mom, I have to admit I'm not a huge fan of the 4:30 sunset either :( Thanks for stopping by!<br/><br/>NYC, I used to turn my alarm clock (with big red numbers) away from me or else I couldn't sleep! Now I don't have one at all, using my cell phone as my everything :)<br/><br/>Shameless, absolutely! I'm working on it!<br/><br/>Rebecca, good point about black clothing :) But really, light from the tanning salon cheers you up? Hey, whatever works!<br/><br/>Gil, thanks, and the Puppy Watch continues.... Giulia, heh, I’m blind as a bat in the light…maybe I like the dark because it evens the playing field ;)

Sara, agreed!

BLC, remember that animals can get sunburn too! SAD is sad, indeed–I’d be willing to donate some of my light if you need it ;)

Amanda, there is something lovely about the sky just before and after the rain–excellent point :)

Maht, well I’m more of a milk chocolate girl myself, which means more dark chocolate for you. Phoctober is phun!

Scarlett, the candles around my house are pretty much all gifts or whatever I’ve picked up around here (I prefer one scented burning with other non-scented, but the selection of scented around here is terrible). Tea lights, candlesticks, whatever I can find. I’m not picky…I’ve never made my own candles. Or, not yet, I should say…rosemary sounds like a lovely idea :) Oh, and I’ll be right over to your place….

Jeni, I can’t believe I didn’t mention blackouts in my post–I used to love them when I was a kid. Now they kind of freak me out, more for the threat of lightning strikes than the dark though.

Roam, sounds like you have a *special* relationship with the light and dark right now. Can’t say as though I envy you, but best of luck :)

Anno, sounds like we have a lot in common! When it’s light, I wake up…thus making my bedroom like a bunker ;)

Sparky Duck, I think there is something to the dark letting the stresses rest too. And those are actually pine trees. I’ve seen one by itself here and there, but never a small group like this, which is why I find it so special and lovely :)

Misfit, ooh, the quiet–I’m with you there! Thanks for visiting and commenting!

Irene, you know I used to be a night owl especially with reading, but the older I get, the more I enjoy experiencing the early mornings. Go figure. Guess that’s a good thing if I’m thinking about having children ;)

Eryn, glad you enjoyed the post, and thanks for stopping by :)

Robin, sounds like we have even more in common :)

Madelyne, oh I absolutely *love* walking around (with my doggies) when many people are still asleep–remember I live in a place with a lot of elderly farmer types, so they tend to be up no matter what time I leave the house!

Qualcosa, you don’t have to choose at all! We all know that balance and moderation is best…and you’ve beautifully described why that absolutely goes for light and dark.

Gattina, hah, I’d love to tell you things have changed greatly since the 60s…but…um….actually there is a lot more infrastructure from what I’m told, so that’s an improvement. Let’s just say we’re untouched and unspoiled down here, and that’s why we love it ;)

Leanne, give me a starry, starry night and I’m a happy, happy girl! You should really try getting up at sunrise sometime–it’s such an exhilarating experience.

Taffiny, oh lovely trees for you too! How lucky you were! And I’m with you on the head hurting from too much light…this is why I don’t like to hang out at the beach too often. And yes, light playing off dark (or vice versa) is always a treat…we’re talking so much about light and dark, we’ve neglected to mention their offspring…shadows ;)

Soccer Mom, I have to admit I’m not a huge fan of the 4:30 sunset either :( Thanks for stopping by!

NYC, I used to turn my alarm clock (with big red numbers) away from me or else I couldn’t sleep! Now I don’t have one at all, using my cell phone as my everything :)

Shameless, absolutely! I’m working on it!

Rebecca, good point about black clothing :) But really, light from the tanning salon cheers you up? Hey, whatever works!

Gil, thanks, and the Puppy Watch continues….

]]> By: Gil http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html/comment-page-1#comment-5840 Gil Mon, 15 Oct 2007 06:06:00 +0000 http://siteground218.com/~bleedin2/?p=268#comment-5840 Beautiful photo! Kind of reminds me of the famous lone Cyprus on the Pacific Coast Highway in California.<br/><br/>Any puppies yet? Beautiful photo! Kind of reminds me of the famous lone Cyprus on the Pacific Coast Highway in California.

Any puppies yet?

]]> By: Rebecca http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html/comment-page-1#comment-5839 Rebecca Mon, 15 Oct 2007 06:04:00 +0000 http://siteground218.com/~bleedin2/?p=268#comment-5839 There are a few things dark that I like...pitch darkness in which to sleep, black clothing, milkless coffee, even dark and naked tree trunks in the winter (so much character there)...but dark days? No. They have a way of making me feel down and discouraged and I need the sun to get really excited about life. When these dark days are here I have to force myself to go out and walk or hop over to the tanning salon for a little dose of light therapy!! There are a few things dark that I like…pitch darkness in which to sleep, black clothing, milkless coffee, even dark and naked tree trunks in the winter (so much character there)…but dark days? No. They have a way of making me feel down and discouraged and I need the sun to get really excited about life. When these dark days are here I have to force myself to go out and walk or hop over to the tanning salon for a little dose of light therapy!!

]]> By: Shameless http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html/comment-page-1#comment-5838 Shameless Sun, 14 Oct 2007 23:23:00 +0000 http://siteground218.com/~bleedin2/?p=268#comment-5838 We all need that light and shade ... that's one of my big themes. I try to have both. Are you coming to play, btw, at the writers circle and helping to shape Grace? We're excited. :-) We all need that light and shade … that’s one of my big themes. I try to have both. Are you coming to play, btw, at the writers circle and helping to shape Grace? We’re excited. :-)

]]> By: nyc/caribbean ragazza http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html/comment-page-1#comment-5837 nyc/caribbean ragazza Sun, 14 Oct 2007 22:52:00 +0000 http://siteground218.com/~bleedin2/?p=268#comment-5837 Great photo. I like to wake up super early when the sun is just rising. In Rome I love working out before all the motorinos are on the road. Something about the way the rays from the rising sun hit the buildings of Rome, takes my breathe away everytime. <br/><br/>Same thing when I lived in NYC. Walking to the gym while the city woke was just great. Although after a few days, snow in the city becomes a pain (the dirty slush is no fun), the morning of a fresh snow fall in Central Park was one of my favorite things to see. <br/><br/>I am also a fan of working with natural light. <br/><br/>I get cranky when the weather is the same everyday. In L.A. it's either sun non-stop or June Gloom weather when the marine layer is so think we don't see the sun for days. Boring. I like variety. <br/><br/>At night when it's time to go to bed, I like it to be as dark as possible. I actually cover the light from the alarm clock. I don't have a TV in my bedroom..too much noise and light.<br/><br/>Like Sara I like a little of both light and dark....how could I appreciate one without the other? Great photo. I like to wake up super early when the sun is just rising. In Rome I love working out before all the motorinos are on the road. Something about the way the rays from the rising sun hit the buildings of Rome, takes my breathe away everytime.

Same thing when I lived in NYC. Walking to the gym while the city woke was just great. Although after a few days, snow in the city becomes a pain (the dirty slush is no fun), the morning of a fresh snow fall in Central Park was one of my favorite things to see.

I am also a fan of working with natural light.

I get cranky when the weather is the same everyday. In L.A. it’s either sun non-stop or June Gloom weather when the marine layer is so think we don’t see the sun for days. Boring. I like variety.

At night when it’s time to go to bed, I like it to be as dark as possible. I actually cover the light from the alarm clock. I don’t have a TV in my bedroom..too much noise and light.

Like Sara I like a little of both light and dark….how could I appreciate one without the other?

]]> By: soccer mom in denial http://bleedingespresso.com/2007/10/excuse-me-youre-in-my-light.html/comment-page-1#comment-5836 soccer mom in denial Sun, 14 Oct 2007 22:48:00 +0000 http://siteground218.com/~bleedin2/?p=268#comment-5836 Like Giulia my night vision is terrible but I love both the light and the dark. Except in the dead of winter when it becomes dark at 4:30 in the afternoon. Then I'm blue. Like Giulia my night vision is terrible but I love both the light and the dark. Except in the dead of winter when it becomes dark at 4:30 in the afternoon. Then I’m blue.

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