Wow, that was beautiful.

these posts are Sean-Paul. We all need to find ways to watch the sunset in the midst of the current insanity and your words help as both reminder and taste of beauty.

and like to see the reflections of the boats in the water. Fall, a particularly colorful time of year with deciduous trees wearing golds, reds, oranges, purples, yellows, verdant and kiwi greens looks spectacular against a more subdued, evening setting sun.

The one thing I've never seen is the elusive 'green flash' which mariners report seeing...perhaps if I keep looking, one day it will appear just before the sun slips into slumber beyond the horizon.

watch the sunset over Puget Sound whenever I take the time to do so, (and when it is not so overcast that sunset is just a different shade of gray), unfortunately not as often as I should. But, I also watch the sunrise over the mountains to the East pretty much every morning, and that is wonderful.

_{"I beseech you in the bowels of christ think it possible you may be mistaken."}

The Greek word for sunset translates into something like: the sun assumes a royal demeanor. Purple being the Roman/Byzantine imperial color as well as the color the Byzantines saw everytime they sat where Sean-Paul just enjoyed his Constantinopolitan sunset. Enjoy the city. Wish I were there.

I watched the sunset last night. It caught me off guard thru the rear view mirror and I turned the car around and got out to watch. Purple, fuchsia, red, pink, and yellow in the west thrown up against the foothills in the east which turn purplish-green. My heart ache from the beauty. The same kind of ache from seeing the changing colors on trees in Ohio with colors so vibrant your breath catches in your throat.