Magnet #751 - Woman with a Parasol, facing rightThere goes Monet again, painting a million studies of one subject in a million different lights. This one is a pretty famous subject, it's Monet's wife Camille, whom he's painted several times as the woman with a parasol, in the late 1800s.
I picked this one, because today was a rainy day, and the last rainy day I had was the Sunday of the Transitions Championship, where we were inundated with hours and hours of rain, lightning and thunderstorms.
As my friend posted on my Facebook status, they do not play with lightning down in Florida. No freakin' kidding.
They had horns! Blowing! They cleared off the course in seven minutes flat!
We had to shoo people into pavilions!
Seriously. And, there I was, standing outside our tent, yelling at the passing crowds, "If you are seeking shelter, please! Come! Inside! But remember! Do NOT touch any of the metal parts of the tent!"
The crowds giggled as they passed me, and then I found a slew of frat boys in front of the tent...leaning up against the metal braces.
Mind you, who knows if those boys were any better off than the guys walking with their own little golf parasols ignoring the inclement weather warnings altogether.
Silly boys.
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