1. The low morning sun shines through stained glass purple petals of rabbit's ears lavender.
2. A rainbow smudge in the clouds -- sundog.
2-and-a-half. A pair of male blackbirds disagree about their boundary. They fly at each other, tails fanned, beaks wide. Then one crouches low, small in his submission. But it's all a trick -- he's up again, stout with outrage.
3. There is a white chocolate and blueberry cookie waiting for me when I get home. Nick says it's from the Moonwalk team at his work.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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