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| Seemingly far away, not knowing what was headed our way.. |
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| A mighty downpour, then the clearing... |
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| A double rainbow... |
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| And the show continued... |
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| and went on... |
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| and on.... |
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| and on...oh, what a night!!! |
You just never know what is going to happen. I posted the top pic last night at around 6:30PM. It looked like the rain was 'not here' exactly, but in the distance. Really, within 15 minutes, there was booming thunder, the downpour started, and, too boot, the sun was out. For the rest of the evening, until the sky became dark, around 9PM, these big Colorado skies gave us a show of shows. Edward said a couple of weeks ago, it's as if we live in a planetarium. Webster's meaning of planetarium:
'A building in which images of stars, planets, and constellations are projected on the inner surface of a dome for public entertainment or education.'
Well, if that were the case, this is one mighty big dome...free of charge, of course.
'I have placed My bow in the clouds, and it will be a sign of the covenant between Me and the earth.'
Genesis 9:13
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