These are some of the photos I took this morning at the crack of dawn. The sun was already rising in the east, with glimmers of warm colors beginning to appear above the horizon. Unlike yesterday, when there was no sign of the sun because the sky was so densely packed with stratocumulus clouds that when you looked up, everything was pale and bleak. Today, from the full blast of sunlight, summer looks has just returned with the display of cerulean shade of the sky and lovely hues everywhere. Even the birds, gleefully gliding with the summer morning breeze, basking in the sunshine. We're back to savor again the tropical sunbeams that dries our laundry and warms our rheumatic muscles from yesterday's cold. However, we will be concerned again when the scorching rays become entangled with moisture and peak and shoot up, causing heat-related health issues. You see, the sultry weather could potentially cause heat exhaustion and I heard people suffered from heat stroke already. So, it's important to watch the 'heat index' if it gets high. How would you know and do that? This would be another topic again, of course. Haha! Yay, a lot of things to talk about, but the space is limited... Is there any limit here In Noise? And people also just get bored reading lengthy words.. Anyway, what moral lesson can we glean from my 'blabberings?' Stand by to my next post... ©𝓜𝓲𝓽𝓸𝓬𝓱𝓸𝓷𝓭𝓻𝓲𝓪 Original Content