Max and I took our walk somewhere around 6 am and all I could think was, "If this were the first snowfall we would all be awestruck by the sheer beauty of it", but it isn't; it is one, two three, four too many and we're tired. At 2:30 PM I thought we were done, went out shoveled and cleared the car only to see it start up again, 6 inches and then some, who knows. Now I look out the window and see cotton candy on my lilac bush when all I crave is lilacs.
Soon.
I admire your resilience and wish I look this beautiful on my last hurrah, but...you really need to go.
(I realize that my friends in New England are saying "what a wimp!" :))
Hold on for just a little longer -
ReplyDeleteand just imagine how fragrant the lilacs will be this year, after having endured such a winter!
Wish I could send you some backyard freesia to tide you over.....
Oooh, I can almost smell the freesia! Supposedly all this ice and snow is good for the plants so they should be thriving this year!
DeleteWow, looks so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWe just had our hottest day in 100 years! and then the fires started- send us some lovely cold snow Amelia! xxx
Fires doesn't sound good, oh no. We're all having such extremes, scary. Great to see you Karen!
DeleteIt's just so darn bleak.
ReplyDeleteBut I know the artist in you sees the beauty in it too!
DeleteYes if it had only been the first and last snow we would have been over the moon....today was beautiful tho and we have a seemingly beautiful week ahead of us.
ReplyDeleteMy little lilac is fat with buds, I didn't get one blossom last year. Formerly frozen fingers and toes crossed for all of us.
xo J
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ReplyDeleteI don’t know how should I give you thanks! I am totally stunned by your article. You saved my time. Thanks a million for sharing this article.
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