Awakening to snow is a big deal here in the southeastern part of Colorado. After finally locating my red wool chukas, and bundling up as though braving several feet of snow rather than inches, I shoveled a foot path out to the sidewalk to retrieve the paper, but before stooping to pick it up, I noticed the vibrancy of my shoes against the sweet, pure snow, and so took a picture of the view:
Yes, I had my camera with me, because upon seeing the snow falling, the first thought I had was to take my snowman snow globe outside and get a picture of it in the real element:
Normally, this little snow globe sits by my computer. I must shake it several times a day, year round. There’s something about watching the flakes swirl then drift then settle that I find calming.
I just looked out the window, and the snow has stopped. Glad I didn’t tarry! Hopefully, there’s more snow still to come, at least enough to collect for snow ice cream. m-m-m-m-m. Now there’s a treat!
xxea
Tie One On…an apron, of course!
What fun! We had snow this past Wednesday (not a common sight in our part of the world. ) But it was fun to play in it while it lasted.
~blessings
We don’t get much snow here in the Phoenix area…none, in fact…so it makes me happy to see pictures of it. Snow always seems so peaceful.
Snow is fun and peaceful to me, too, because it is an infrequent even, I suppose. I’ll be experiencing the whole other side of snow when I travel to northern Minnesota in 6 weeks for the opening of my exhibit at Ironworld. Advise on dressing warm is welcome! xxea
Wow nice Sunday.I like to spend all my days in that type of cold weather only..