She does like her clouds

Mrs. Wolves recently shared a couple pictures with me that, naturally, I have to put on the blog. The first was taken last Wednesday after she dropped me off at the commuter bus stop. It was sunrise, and it looked like this:

The second was taken near home. Different day, I think, but also a sunrise, looking out over Farmer John's (whose name is almost certainly not John) cornfield next to our house:

Quite nice, I think.

Mrs. Wolves continues to take pictures

As we have established over the life of this blog, Mrs. Wolves likes to take pictures, and she does so quite well. This one is a nice fall shot looking out from our back yard:

Of course, she is a big fan of sunrises and sunsets, and this is a nice sunrise on a morning just before the DST switch:

Pretty stuff.

Thank God for Canadian wildfires

I read recently that smoke in the upper atmosphere (probably actually the lower troposphere, but let's not get technical) from Canadian wildfires is making for really spectacular sunrises and sunsets. Mrs. Wolves caught a good one on a recent, non-thunderstormy evening:

Given Cpl. Wolves recent wedding, it calls this to mind:

Coincidentally, it was the last play my mother, a high school drama teacher, directed before she died. I designed and directed building of the set. Still love that musical.