Snowflake
catch a flake as itfalls in silent reverie;
ice cold to the touch
Some additional pictures from yesterday's storm.
A Haiku About Snow
Snowflake
catch a flake as itfalls in silent reverie;
ice cold to the touch
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This is most probably the closest I will ever get to a white Christmas. The pictures are beautiful, thanks.
Lyndi, I am glad you enjoyed them :) Snow is definitely pretty when it is falling, and just after it has fallen when it is still white and untouched.
I think I might have to pull up your blog on Christmas Day. It's going to be in the high 70s here & that just makes it so hard to feel Christmas-y after spending the first 25 years of my life in New England.
Oh! Almost forgot your letter: How about... M.
Dawn, please do bring up the pictures on Christmas Day. The more that I can share my white Christmas with, the better :)
I am originally from Massachusetts so I am a fellow New Englander. Also, my boyfriend grew up in Rhode Island.
Happy Holidays!
P.S. I am a bit jealous of the 70 degree weather. Shoveling all of this snow and driving in it is not much fun!