Spring temps and confused song birds have been really misleading ... even though we know it's only February. I should know better than to get that warm weather itch.
But the electrical charge in our home on Thursday night over anticipation of the snow day a fore casted blizzard might bring, was certainly the real deal. We woke up to snow mounding from the door.
And no school but chores still needing to be done
And a lot of "I've fallen and I can't get up".
And sled dogs making runs in over two feet of snow
And a treasure hunt to find the sled we left out there the night before the snow began
... though I warned 'em.
... though I warned 'em.
And my "snow is romantic" side telling me that perhaps the most perfect of days filled with baking, hot chocolate, napping, movies, and a front hall brimming with a continuous stream of wet boots, coats, gloves and laughter ... are these.
Amen, I love snow days!!
ReplyDeleteI love these photos! Marlowe, you are one of my favorite photographers...seriously.
ReplyDeleteI wish you were closer so I could pick your brain and learn from you.
What format do you upload your photos in? I would love for you to tell me
what camera, lens you use and do you photoshop? I am scared to even dive into
photoshop...I can't afford the time it would take to learn.
And I was just outside in my sweatshirt jumping on the trampoline!!! What strange winter we are having in the state of "the greatest snow on earth". Ha ha.
ReplyDeleteI'm wicked jealous :) New England needs to get hit!
ReplyDeleteI love snow days! More than a little jealous. We've hardly had temps below 55 (even though I'm in the south, it's been unseasonably warm). Such a weird "winter" season this has been.
ReplyDeletebeautiful pics Marlowe. I'm shivering looking at them though.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, snow days are the best! They are to be truly treasured.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures!