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Goodness, that is gorgeous!!
The snow is so beautiful when it first falls. Stay inside, stay warm. Read a good book. Enjoy your day.
It is beautiful but I wonder just how tired you are of it. We in Atlanta are readying ourselves for a pretty big storm tonight. And we aren’t equipped to handle it.
Ah, winter can be so isolating and so lovely at the very same time.
Looks like the pictures Sandy has been posting from Kincardine Ontario!
Thankfully, the snow is melting now, but we are at that horrible cold, foggy, damp stage – and it looks like it may suddenly freeze again.