Tag Archives: snow
Snow Globe
Dukkha
How we relate to others – to what others say and do (or what they don’t say or do) – dominates much of our experience. If we drop down into this reactivity, what we find there is always the same: … Continue reading
More Snow
Towhees, Juncos, Stellar’s Jays and hummingbirds are thankful for food we put out for them. I feel like opening the windows to let them all in, but Mocha would not be quite as welcoming. ©2020 Sharron R. McMillan
Snow Day
The woods are covered in down, that rain slowly dilutes into puddles. I put a few puzzle pieces in their place then settle in by the fire to crochet. Snow day, a good excuse to be lazy. ©2020 Sharron R. … Continue reading
Snow Is Coming
Forecast is for snow. We’re ready: – a new jigsaw puzzle started on the table – pantry full of food – woodshed stacked with firewood – and new balls of yarn Let it snow. . . ©2020 Sharron R. McMillan
Yesterday
Beautiful to watch through the windows. Today the sun is out and the snow on the trees is gone but the ground is still white. More crocheting to do. . .
Another Good Day to Crochet
Days so tired they shorten their stay. ~ Linda Drury
Crisp Cold
Minus 1. But the sky is clear and the sun is shining.
Snow Day Puzzle Done
This one stirred up memories of Monopoly and Uno games with the grand kids. I think we still have a tin Chinese Checkers game up in the attic somewhere. If this cold weather continues I’m going to dig out those … Continue reading
Tracks In The Snow
Garbage Day In The Snow
Dropping branches, cawing crow only sounds of morning snow. Tracks to show where he has been through beauty no one else has seen. This early morning walk about as he takes the garbage out. ©Sharron R. McMillan
Frozen Waterfall in the Pond
Icicles and Sorrow
There will be icicles and birthday clothes And sometimes there will be sorrow ~Joni Mitchell
Living In A Deep Freeze
More Snow
Like late Christmas cards, snow has arrived way past the time it was supposed to. We’re in the middle of a snow bank and the world has become smaller, quieter and much more beautiful. ©Sharron R. McMillan
