That snow feel in early February and there are STILL a few piles of snow around town. CRAZY!If you'd like to see the rest of my photos you can view more at this link.
Saturday, March 13, 2010
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When I was in the first grade I read The Hobbit and my love of Fantasy took root. By the time I left elementary school I had completed the entire series as well as The Belgariad by David Eddings. Seventh grade brought me the beginning of Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time series ... which is still not complete. High school and college introduced me to the classics and to history. My reading disappeared for several years when I had a child. Then I started a book club and it came back in full force.
Today I read anything that catches my eye ... at the moment that includes historical fiction, fantasy, literary fiction, and any titles I find interesting. I'm always on the lookout for the next great find ... any suggestions?
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15 comments:
I love the photos...they are lovely...
That's a lotta snow!
O wow! What great photos! I love the ones of the pup following your husband and the one by himself. It looks so professional! I bet your kiddo just had a blast playing in all the snow.
I know snow can be a pain but is so beautiful right after it's finished. Thanks for sharing.
(all of our piles are now gone)
*** Glad you all enjoyed my pics! It's been raining here for two days now so the snow is FINALLY all gone ... ***
I'm so envious of all that snow...reminds me of home.
The pic with the dog by itself is wonderful.
OMG...I'm trying to find out what part of the country had all of that snow? We were pretty lucky this year.
Thanks for sharing your photos! It looks like you guys managed to have some fun playing in all the snow.
We used to get snow like that in Colorado when I was growing up, where you would have to find an alternate means of going outside besides the front door because there was too much snow to push the screen door open!
Diane - We live in Maryland, and we didn't did NOT get lucky this year! LOL
These pictures give me goosebumps. The very best weather there can be is a blizzard that makes the world stop and holds everyone captive. Your children will fondly remember this winter for years to come.
That's crazy!! I love the lone dog pic.
That's a familiar site! Thankfully, nearly all of the snow has melted where I live. But now we're starting to see all the stuff that was damaged by the plows.
--Anna
Diary of an Eccentric
Anna - We're seeing that here too - all the fences/posts/whatever, that were pushed/crushed/moved by the plows - it's crazy! The middle step of our 3-step front porch broke apart from all the snow ...
I'm glad that all my snow has melted away...
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