The Best way to spend the Holidays!!!
torsdag 22 december 2011
Things have happened since the last time,,,,
The Best way to spend the Holidays!!!
torsdag 8 december 2011
I*M BACK for now anyway! hehe
måndag 8 augusti 2011
OK PEOPLE!!!
Lars-tomta bed and breakfast
in Värmland
( way up north in Sweden)
Trollveggen in the fog!!
Better living!!
ME
Behind the cottage
The mountains around us!!
Pretty huh???
AHHHHHH!!!
Way down below is a fjord!!
Picking a troll nose on a rainy day
( my birthday)!! hehe
onsdag 27 juli 2011
DON*T WORRY BEEE HAPPY,,,
tisdag 5 juli 2011
Been a long time I KNOW!!
tisdag 17 maj 2011
Wednesday already???
GOOD TUESDAY!!!
My Fibromyalgia is giving me a heck of a time,,
Hard time getting into my Motorcycle jacket, if I don't take my meds first
SOOO
it looks like I will be taking my meds again whether I like it or not!
and seeing I have been pretty okay Over a year now,, its time,,,,
Otherwise Life goes on!!
We had a nice ride Sunday,got home just before the thunderstorm
(not us)
caught up with us!! Had enough time to ride for a couple of hrs and even had time for an icecream! Got into the garage just as it started to rain!
Hopefully the weather will get better so we can go fer a ride tomorrow
and on Thursday, tomorrows ride goes to Villa utsikten Teeny tiny caféthat is as old as the hills in Karlshamn , isn't it cute???
and Thursdays to a little cafe way out in the in the woods,,
Internet is sooo slow today,,, Looking at different sites,, the Bike clubs we belong to see what they have planned,,, There I got it goin!!
Must be the weather!
When something doesn't work rightblame it on the weather or hehe,,, men.(love em to death)
Its dark and pouring rain!! Good thing cuz hubby put Grass fertilizer down last night when it was sprinkling, so it will get nice and thick and greeeeen!!!
I should go out and put some on my geraniums!!
They haven't started to grow yet,,it still is pretty chilly out at night,,,
So i'll be on my way!!!!
HUGS!!! And LUV of course!!!
söndag 15 maj 2011
the story of thunder and lightning!
Thunderstorms often occur at the end of hot, sticky summer days. At this time, warm moist air rises quickly and forms large cumulonimbus clouds. Inside these tall dark clouds, air currents create strong updraughts and water droplets and ice particles rub against each other. As they bang together like this, it causes a build-up of static electricity. Lighter, positive charges gather at the top of the cloud and heavier, negatively-charged pieces of ice and water accumulate at the base. The ground below is also positively charged. Electricity flows between the charges and the difference between them increases. When the differences get big enough, they are neutralised and electricity is released as a flash of lightning.
This can occur in two ways: within the cloud (sheet lightning)
between the cloud and the ground (fork lightning)
Heat...
As the lightning strikes, it heats the air around it. Lightning bolts can heat the air to as much as five times as hot as the surface of the sun – approximately 30,000 °C (54,000 °F). This heat causes the air around to expand explosively, resulting in the loud crash called thunder.
Speed...
Although the two happen together, you always see a flash of lightning before you hear the crash of thunder. Do you know why this happens? It is because light travels faster than sound.
Strikes...
Lightning fact: the Empire State building is struck by lightning approximately 8 times each year!
Forks...
Distance...
How close is it?
You can work out approximately how far away a storm is by counting the number of seconds between seeing a flash of lightning and hearing the thunderclap. Because light travels faster than sound, the sound of the thunder will take about 2 seconds to travel 1 km. Therefore for every 2 seconds you count, the storm is 1 km away. If it is close, the thunder will sound like a loud crack, whereas if it is further away, it will sound more like a low rumble.
Myths...
Thunder lore
Thunder has always been an awe-inspiring fact of nature, although it hasn’t always been as well understood as it is today:
American Indians believed that thunder and lightning was caused by the sacred thunderbird. The thunder resulted from the flapping of its wings and the lightning flashed from its beak.
The Norse god of thunder is known as Thor. He is always drawn in pictures wielding a heavy hammer. This hammer represents the "thunderbolt" that was once thought to fall from the clouds.
Noise...
Make thunder. You can actually make thunder yourselves. To do this, blow up a small paper bag and then pop it. What happens? It makes a loud bang because the air inside has expanded quickly, just as it does when it is heated by lightning.
Now that we've had a look at clouds and some of the weather features they create, we can move on to another form of moisture in the air for the next section. This time it's mist and fog.
torsdag 5 maj 2011
Thursday afternoon!!
HUGS to all!!!