Wordless Difference Between Autumn and Winter
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I know the reality of living in it may not be so great, but winter and the snow is soooo beautiful!
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We LOVE snow, so we appreciate the beauty of our surroundings.
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Back in our daycare days we took pics of the same tree to teach the kids about seasons. I think the decorated box with trees behind it is more fun.
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That was a good idea to teach the seasons.
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Oh, yes! I saw in the news you had some winter weather down your way!
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The snow was beautiful. It was melting while more fell on top! North Carolina snow has no holding power. I would have appreciated that attribute while working in NY.
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So I bet you won’t be stripping off on your walks for a while, that’s if you’re even walking for a while. Take care to stay on your feet Sweetie.
Massive Hugs xxx
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We skipped the walk today. The snow was too deep and possibly had ice underneath. We’ll see what tomorrow brings.
xxx Icy Hugs xxx A few go a long way.
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Now that’s Nature’s before and after glamour shot! Stay snug and warm!
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It was difficult to think of being too warm with snow piling up outside.
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Been early and unusually heavy snow in Panhandle and Central TX. Brrrr.
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Hahahaha! You made me snort my coffee!!
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The last time I snorted water in a restaurant, I lost my dignity. Haven’t found it again.
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LOL! But have you missed it?
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Maybe lost dignity is something I don’t need to find again. Thanks for putting that thought in my head!
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Beautiful…hope you’re snug and tucked in.
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We didn’t go out today and were snug with no electric outages.
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I’m glad to hear it. I hope my sister in High Point fared well. Last we heard it was eight inches high. I need to get off the computer and give her a call.
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Big roads in our area are pretty good, but the little ones are icy and treacherous.
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I tried calling and she didn’t pick up…I’ll try later. If electricity went out she might not have any power left in her phone.
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Its freezing in High Point at 7 pm, going down to 22 tonight. Roads refreezing. Not many customers without power.
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I just saw my nephew is on Instagram so I’ll try to get in touch with them again. Thanks Anne.
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It must be nice to experience all seasons of the year.
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I’ve always lived in places with four seasons. I enjoy reading about your working in your garden at this time of year. What a contrast!
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It is indeed. the nights are getting colder now. January and February are our coldest months but compared to you. they must be just like the onset of summer there.
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I love both autumn and winter! Is the snow pic recent?
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Yes, both the round photo in the post and the header were taken Sunday. The post belongs to neighbors, and they took that one. Neighbor Joyce took the header shot of our home when she went to her house to get her dinner to heat up. We were the only ones with a generator, so our microwave was working, and our toilets were flushable.
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Perfect! We’re lingering in-between seasons here, not quite winter yet, definitely not fall anymore.
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We may be in pre-Spring by this afternoon.
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😊
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Sometimes words aren’t necessary..:)
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Very clever Anne. I took a picture of the same fork in the road at the Park one time – this was the day I walked with Marge’s daughter (the one and only time) but used my fork-in-the-road picture that day: https://wordpress.com/post/lindaschaubblog.net/3681
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