Charles E. Burchfield, Journals, March 1, 1915

Perfect weather continues without a change.  The days have lost none of their wonderful vigor & spirit.  Through the noon hours white clouds liven the sparkling blue sky & there is always a stiff penetrating wind.  The air is so clear that trees snap against the sky.  The nights are wonderful.  The moon is in the full and fairly booms in the sky, the air is so clear and watery – I feel I am in tune again.  I see so many ideas my brain is taxed to remember them.  Late afternoon walking east along Euclid towards Windermere with A – I love late afternoon when the horizoning sun lights up the houses in a sparkle of vivid color against the blue sky.  There is a sense of eternal weather about these days.   

Charles E. Burchfield, Journals, March 1, 1915