Then I looked out the window and thought -"Heck, I don't need any picture from the 'net'. My entire yard, street, village, county and beyond is a wintry wonderland. So I began to take some pictures of the glorious scenery right outside my door. I did this from inside -where wintry wonderlands are best observed. I opened the window in the bathroom to get a shot of the icicles and realized the screen would darken the photo. Best take out the screen. To do that the blind needed to be raised all the way to the top. It is one of those heavy, wooden, wide-slatted blinds and just as it reached the top of the window, two feet above my head, the lock holding it in place gave way and it crashed down on my face. I have a great, red scratch running down one side of my nose. I did take a picture to show you, but trust me when I say a close up of my pores and wrinkles would have been hard on your stomach.
But the icicles look great. Here is what I was looking at.
From my bathroom window.
From my kitchen window
From the patio doors. The Church behind us well hidden by the wintry scene.
So as you can see, there is no shortage of winter wonderland scenes here at the Harris Household. For the next couple of days, at least, I will look at it as mood-inspiring weather.
May you all have winter wonderlands to observe this Christmas. Thank you all for reading my blog this past year and I'll be back writing again in 2014.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
4 comments:
Merry Christmas Brenda to you and your family. Looks really good out there. Drive carefully
Happy New Year.
We don't have the ice, but brutal cold and lots of snow.
And happy knitting year to you! A scratch to the face... No broken needles involved! What luck!
Suffering for one's art :( - the photos were good, tho! Best wishes for good healing and a Happy New Year, Brenda!
Gina
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