Thankful today for the Snow-mageddon, or Snowzilla, or Snowcation...whatever you might call it. That last few days slowed things down quite a bit. It gave us time for books, conversation, lazy afternoons, cooking, baking, and time together.
It was grand.
Now we are in the thaw, with school back to a regular schedule and all activities on track. Right back on the treadmill of life.
We have to be thankful for the moments we are given, even if they come with cold temperatures.
"Winter is nature's way of saying, Up Yours."
Robert Byrne
This is a gorgeous fence shot
ReplyDeleteHello, looks like you had same snow storm that we got. 21 inches of the white stuff. Sometimes it is nice to slow down. I am thankful for the thaw! Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThe word 'thaw' sounds so appealing. But you got a beautiful photo out of all that snow. Have a wonderful Thursday.
ReplyDeleteI know it's not fun to live through a snowstorm and its aftermath, but it sure is pretty!
ReplyDeletelove the frost on the wire. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your attitude about winter! Snow is such a magical thing that nature gives us and yes, it is cold but like you say, it makes us slow down and enjoy life. Great post.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear how you enjoyed the time-out.
ReplyDelete:-)
A lovely snowy fence! I really enjoyed studying the snows surface in your shot to see all the patterns created in it!
ReplyDeleteThe best kind of fence. With maybe a horse or two behind it! Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteoh that is beautiful! we are on another 2 hour delay here but i really enjoyed my time snowed in with my family :)
ReplyDeleteneat snowy wire fence
ReplyDeleteGreat vertical leading lines in this pretty photo.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty fence/snow shot. The frost and the hint of sunlight on the fence is just lovely.
ReplyDeletea slower pace is always good. I however never seem to achieve that pace.
ReplyDeletelove your fence.
It certainly left us almost as quickly as it came. Seems like a typical up and down Kentucky winter. xo Laura
ReplyDeleteA lovely post, Michelle!
ReplyDeleteGreat fence shot Michelle, with lovely light.
ReplyDeleteLove the shot! And the thoughts. Our slow down is really LONG.. but even I was inspired by everyone else's reactions to the snow throughput the country. Reminded me of things we get accustomed to (like snow! It's part of life half the year) and don't always see the beauty in.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty picture!
ReplyDeleteINteresting quote! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful but deadly...
Stay warm
I am thankful for a few warm days before another cold spell.
ReplyDeleteAfternoon Michelle, love the fence snow picture, glad it's slowed down.Blessings Francine.
ReplyDeleteThere's something quite calming about being snowbound for a bit...not too long, though! Neat fence shot!
ReplyDeleteNice shot! Love the perspective.
ReplyDeleteGentle and warm thoughts, Michelle, and a lovely snow image. Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteI love your perspective on this shot.
ReplyDeleteThat is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty! We got a lot more snow than I wanted.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo Michelle. The snow fall looks so fresh.
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice capture of the snow crystals on the fence line. This is my first warm winter (with most of the rest of my winters spent in northern Minnesota it's quite a treat!) and I am enjoying others' wintery photos vicariously. So pretty in a picture!
ReplyDeleteWonderful ONE photo . . .
ReplyDeleteYou have the best . . .
I'm glad life slowed down some for you. It's always nice when that happens but you can keep the snow! LOL
ReplyDeletePretty!
ReplyDeleteP.S. My back is pretty sore from shoveling!
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