[331/365] Still Winter
Linking up with Ruchira from Abracabadra for Wordless Wednesday
[331/365] Still Winter Read More »
Linking up with Ruchira from Abracabadra for Wordless Wednesday
[331/365] Still Winter Read More »
I like how the first photo gives the illusion of looking out over the water from the shore. It’s actually a field covered in snow. The sunset colors were beautiful; I wish I could have captured them better.
[330/365] Sunset Over the Sod Fields Read More »
We had a busy day, out and about. These are a couple of photos I snapped on the back roads of my town. And yes, despite days of rain and temps above 50, we still have snow!
[328/365] Around Town Read More »
I haven’t been feeling well, so Joshua figured it was time I went to see a doctor. He looks a bit concerned, but don’t worry — I’ll be fine. Also, the driveway ice has melted. Josh got some splash time in, and we both enjoyed the warmer weather (in the 50s) and fresh air.
[327/365] The Doc is In Read More »
Running out of things to photograph. 🙂
[326/365] Around the Kitchen Read More »
Rain on Wednesday followed by freezing temperatures that night resulted in this — my walkway and driveway turned into sheets of ice. I was tempted to break out the skates, but I had to get to work. Maybe next time.
2.) If you had to choose a sport to compete in the Winter Olympics, which sport would you choose and why? For as long as I can remember, I have been a huge fan of the Olympics, and particularly the Winter games. Perhaps it’s because I am more active in the Winter. Cold temps and
Writer’s Workshop: Should’ve Been in Sochi Read More »
We’ve had a few deaths this past week — my mother’s uncle, her cousin’s daughter, and her neighbor (my former bus driver). Three of the sweetest people you’d ever meet. I wasn’t particularly close to any of them, but all three were always ready with a smile and a soft-spoken cheerfulness every time I saw