When we take up the mail, we hide a camera under our coat
and start grabbing the snowy moments; click, click, click.......greedy, like we want to save them all for ourselves.
because everything just looks more interesting when it snows...
and because snow makes our hearts pump a little faster.........strange, right? |
... because ordinary things look extraordinary in the snow.
Snowy daffodils; extra lovely. |
Snowy lil' donkeys are a sight to see.
Snow makes middle aged ladies climb up icy ladders just to take a picture from the loft in the barn. |
Snow makes school bells look cool.
It makes ducks quack and run like mad. |
It seems to have made guinea foul do what they NEVER do...visit the house. |
But just for a minute or two. |
Then, when we come in from outside, we peak out windows. |
We just keep peaking because something might look snowier and we might miss it. |
And they DO look snowier! |
Snow makes us a little giddy 'round here. |
Snow makes me feel the same way. Thanks for sharing glimpses of your snowy world. The vignettes of the farm make me smile. I tape recorded myself reading Peter Rabbit this morning for a birthday gift, so all of Beatrix Potters little animals are on my mind. I imagine how Beatrix was inspired by scenes such as the ones you shared. I smiled as I caught a glimpse of your Jemima Puddleduck "quack, quack, paddle whacking" across the farm in the wintry scene. Keep that camera handy and continue to share!!!
ReplyDeleteNow you made me smile......how I love Beatrix Potter! I often borrow names from her.....Jemima...Peter....that way I feel like I can glimpse her world in mine. :)
DeleteToday will be be a day for the "puddle ducks" since the snow turned to rain!
Your snow looks pretty. honestly I am way done with snow...after the last storm brought over 3 feet with 6 foot drifts, well let's say that spring can't come soon enough. ;-)
ReplyDeleteDo you not get snow where you live? Perhaps i should move...wouldn't that be fun to be neighbors? I'd love it.
Love your heart and your joy.
Hope you are well.
Kimmie
mama to 8
one homemade and 7 adopted
Kimmie, I am not far behind you in that sentiment. We've had little snow, which is typical, but I am weary of being cold and, though I hate to rush anything, I do wish for the spring, too!
DeleteP.S. Snow here is a two or three times a year thing..it usually accumulates only a few inches and is typically gone in one to two days. I once lived a winter in South Dakota...the snow here is hardly worth mentioning in comparison! :)