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(Almost) Wordless Wednesday — Day after day

Mother Nature’s cruel streak continues in this, the winter that will never end. Oh, here in the Northeast we had a couple of beautiful, warm days that had the neighborhood kids gamboling in their yards, riding their bikes, testing the fit of last year’s shorts. It looked like this when I finally shut the laptop … Continue reading

Wordless Wednesday — Night and Day

This crazy’s winter’s latest storm dropped nearly a foot of fluffy white snow, taking all day and most of the night to paint a new landscape. By afternoon, the front yard looked like this and this By nightfall, when I was out enjoying the silence, working off dinner with the help of a shovel, the … Continue reading

Wordless Wednesday — Snow Way

Last Friday’s snowstorm created a bit of winter magic, beautiful to look at if you were willing to overlook the chore of shoveling for a few minutes (and since I was working all day, I managed to escape that part!). Daybreak in the back yard looked like this These visitors from the spring stopped by … Continue reading

Wordless Wednesday — Benched

Snowy Sunday morning at Binney Park, Greenwich

Wordless Wednesday — Merry Christmas, Deer

Yesterday’s snow storm left less of the white stuff than predicted. Still, it was enough to turn the yard into a winter wonderland. …  

Wordless Wednesday — Snow Wonderful!

Under a blanket of white

Two weeks before Thanksgiving and already there’s snow here in southwestern Connecticut — a freak winter storm just 10 days after a devastating hurricane. Mother Nature must really have her knickers in a twist. As a rule,  I like the snow — certainly better than the heat of summer. This makes me odd, I know, … Continue reading

Snow fun

Yesterday was our first snow day of the year — a small storm, but just big enough to bring all activity to a halt  in lower Fairfield County. My Jazzercise class was canceled; lunch with a friend got postponed, and I found my heart singing a bit at the idea that I could spend the … Continue reading