It's a rare thing, indeed, for us to experience a November dusting of snow. In our area, when the weathermen get chattering about snow it instantly becomes the "Artic Blast" of that calendar year. Yesterday people were out at the market stocking up on groceries and children were eagerly imagining the possibility of being snowed in by mountains of the glorious white stuff.
It turned out to be not quite the blizzard my children had hoped for, but it did allow for a delayed start time at school (three cheers for icy roads), a breakfast of pumpkin scones, and an episode of our beloved
Leave It to Beaver.
I'm sure this winter visit it won't stay for long, but it is lovely while it lasts. Happy Thanksgiving, my friends ...
As always, you captured the moment in these beautiful pictures. Of course, I just captured the moment by taking goofy pictures of my kids!!
ReplyDeleteUh, Bonnie ... I just take pictures of snowy sticks so I can ignore my goofy kids!!
ReplyDeleteat least you both took pictures!!!! I can't even manage my goofy kids!
ReplyDeleteLucky ducks!
ReplyDeleteSnow on fir branches, I'm definitely going to miss that in our new desert climate! Your image reminds me of a Narnian winter...Mister Tumnus must be just around the corner!
ReplyDeleteToo cold to go outside and take pictures of anything!!! 19 right now, 6 inches of snow... expecting 7 degrees tonight!! No outdoor shoots for me! I am glad you had a nice delayed morning!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely... a sweet, sugared morning!
ReplyDeletesnow? so jealous.
ReplyDeleteLucky! We just came back from down South, and I can itching for snow. Hopefully it'll come soon!
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