Getting In The Rhythm

The atmosphere has lots of patterns, large and small, important and unimportant, constantly interacting. Getting in the rhythm means getting with that flow, which you often feel more than understand.

I have worked 5 of the last 21 calendar days. I need to get back in the rhythm.

It sounds so trite, and yet it’s true.

Haven’t you heard about football players coming off their bye week, or other athletes who need to reestablish their rhythm?

I’m no athlete – obvi. However, I do work with the weather which is incredibly rhythmic.

“Weather patterns are changing.” You’ve heard those words before.

It’s not that they sometimes change. They’re always evolving to something they aren’t. Luckily, there is fluidity to the motion of the atmosphere.

If the pattern was a simple sine wave, getting back in sync would be easy. The atmosphere has lots of patterns, large and small, important and unimportant, constantly interacting. Getting in the rhythm means getting with that flow, which you often feel more than understand.

Today, I’ll look at my maps and understand them, but it will probably take a little time before I see them and am viscerally able to “go with the flow.”

Luckily the patterns aren’t too complicated right now… and for us, virtually snow free.

2 thoughts on “Getting In The Rhythm”

  1. Geoff,

    Your site isn’t showing up in my bloglines feed reader. It says the last time you updated was Wed Jan 23. I assume it has something to do with the changeover of the site….figured I would let you know.

  2. This was caused by a problem that sprung up when I updated the blogging software. The actual file that fed your bloglines reader was still being produced, but under a different name.

    Easily fixed. I wish everything was this easy.

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