Heat wave!
In my part of the world a heat wave always comes with humidity. Â And, of course, the more humid it is, the more people complain about the heat.
I created this little haiga when I noticed that even the shaded (and well watered) ferns in my garden look frazzled. Although I loved the shot just as it was, I decided to play around with it. Â I wanted the plants to look more stressed than they did the day I took the photo. Â This is the result:
I hope everyone finds  a cool breeze, a shady spot to rest and a tall, cold drink on this hot day!
For Recuerda Mi Corazon ‘Haiku My Heart’
I can’t say “I love this” enough. How creative! I was just saying how we forgot to water the garden when it got cooler. My poor plants!
LikeLike
It makes its point, makes us smile. Lovely.
Going for that cool drink now …
LikeLike
It’s hot and humid here in Wisconsin too. I’ll be leaving around noon on my motorcycle. Generates my own cool breeze with every mile. I stopped using descriptive words like “good” and “bad” to describe weather a long time ago. My thinking was that someone, somewhere, needed what was happening where I was and that how it affected me wasn’t important in the giant scheme of nature’s plan.
I love what you’ve done in the photo. The fern does indeed look frazzled. Your haiku, even though telling a tale of woe for the poor plant, is whimsical and bright. Seems to help me keep that good/bad perspective.
Have a wonderful day.
Much Peace sent your way
LikeLike
Your attitude is wonderful! We live in the temperate zone and the weather is what it is. And truly, what it is, is (usually) wonderful. I wanted this piece to be longer but I am preoccupied with a new little grandson who is still in the hospital. My grandmother taught me words of wisdom many decades ago. Her wry comment has sustained me through much, much more than unpleasant weather. When I was nine months pregnant with my first child and quite uncomfortable, she said these words to me which I never forgot, “This, too, will pass.” I’m delighted you saw humor and whimsy in my haiga. That is exactly what I was aiming to convey. Have a cool ride today, Spadoman!
________________________________
LikeLike
Seems to me like the fern is suddenly reaching up to get that cool drink of water it has so badly needed, finally! 🙂
LikeLike
You can find that perfect solution for a hot and humid day on my blog today Wabi!! 🙂 We are done with the hot and humid days and the blazing sun scorching all in its way!! It is cool and breezy monsoon time for us with water water everywhere, damp and humid but still welcome for the next couple of months!! The trees and plants are lush and green bereft of all dirt and dust!! The air actually smells of spring!! 🙂
LikeLike
I’ll check it out later. Enjoy your cool breezes!
________________________________
LikeLike
Intersting…I liked it..
http://rameshsood.blogspot.in/2013/07/wet-spots-of-rain-drops.html
RS
LikeLike
So creative and nice 🙂
LikeLike
Well, not every day can be a good-hair day, can it? 🙂
Barbs of Loneliness
LikeLike
My beloved would say, ‘ANY hair makes for a GOOD hair day.’
________________________________
LikeLike
We are finally enjoying summer monsoons, which bring in the coolness and the humidity. It’s worth it, for sure! Love your humor!
LikeLike
Kinda looks like my tomato plants today.
LikeLike
i love references that reflect our kinship to nature,
yours has a humorous little twist!
enjoy your new sweet grandson, so happy for your happiness.
LikeLike
My hair gets messy in the humidity.
🙂
LikeLike
sparkling haiga! love your photo, which reminds me to check my potted garden for need of water.
LikeLike
Cool off soon. I don’t so heat so well.
LikeLike
Feeling worried about my plants at home while I am on holiday now!! Only 1 more day and I can give them a luscious drink ~ if they are still alive!
LikeLike
I am so hot i feel i can relate to that fern now!
LikeLike
its hot hot hot, here as well
much love…
LikeLike
We had a few hot sticky days but it has given us some reprieve. I feel sad for your fern, but more so for you. lol
LikeLike