Oh, hello!
Have you seen Judith?
She must be somewhere in all this snow….
Wait, I think I hear her coming!
Ahh, yes. Here she is!
Thank you Karina for keeping me cheerful in this snowiest of winters. As I write this, our house sits in a sea of snow. Two major storms two weeks in a row have left us with at least three feet of the white stuff.
The snow is so deep, we wear snowshoes when we take Karina for her morning walk. There have been some mornings when the temperatures have dipped into the single digits or lower, and it’s unsafe for even the pup to spend much time outside.
It was snowing lightly as we set out this morning, every twig refreshed by another layer of fluffy white. As I began snapping photos, I found myself warming to winter’s chilly charms.
Bravo to you for getting to the place where you are “warming to winter’s chilly charms!” Despite having been forced to endure an inordinate amount of time indoors and a great deal of shoveling, you still can see the beauty and exhilaration so wonderfully conveyed in these photographs and Karina’s video. Well done…you and Karina will be our inspiration if we west of the Cascade Range in the Pacific Northwest get to share the burdens and joys of snow sometime this winter.
What a winter. Commuters have it bad too. I have been sitting in a broken train car for one and a half hrs
Oh dear. I do hope the train at least has heat!
That video was SO charming! And the photos (and sentiments) are lovely too. 🙂
Judith, have you viewed your snow bunny video…I think it has been corrupted!
Thank you Jane, I have removed it.
It’s all beautiful, and I remember (very well) what it’s like. But I imagine by now you’ve had quite enough!
Stay warm.
xo