Hurricane
Irene brought down many trees on Long Island causing severe damage to
homes as well as power outages. We live in a very oaky area. In fact,
our street, Baxter Avenue, borders an area known as The Oaks where the
houses are a tad more expensive than ours. It seems the more fieldstone
one has, the more high level is your domicile. We have a few such stones
framing our doorway. Anyway, four of the families on our block decided
to cut down an oak each. The corner, us, and next- three in a row, then
the home opposite the third house Different workers did each oak in
successive weeks and as each tree was chopped, more light appeared.
Though we have southern exposure we have always had to keep the lights
on during the day because of the extensive spreading branch foliage
and the Sequoia like height of our oaks.. Now Liam can see the dogs walked along the boulevard from his perch on the couch rimIn
the winter the sun glowed early but barely due to the shorter day,
so we have always been craving light.
The kitchen is bright
and the sun actually produces an image of the window on the floor. Liam loves the new sun. As we know pets will find a patch of warm sunlight whenever it appears. His loveseat, yes, it is his.
His half of the bed, yes, it is his half
Did
we lose nature's ambiance by taking down these trees? No There are
many trees remaining. We still have three in the front. Light is a good
thing. Outside Liam has a shadow. He is bewildered by this new
afternoon light and a leafless driveway.
ARE THERE TWO OF ME?
And the title Sun, Sun, Sun comes from, yeah, you know-click and enjoy Here Comes the Sun
Woof, Woof
In
the winter the sun glowed early but barely due to the shorter day,
so we have always been craving light.
Liam loves the new sun. As we know pets will find a patch of warm sunlight whenever it appears. His loveseat, yes, it is his. 
