After The Blizzard

The snowstorm dropped about 18 inches on us last night. I went for a walk with Chris and her friends Daisy, Andy, Rudy, and Mingo. They wanted to see what was new. Then they wanted to get home fast. It was cold...and it will be really cold tonight. We say thank you for the electric blanket, which is warming up right now!

Suzanne was here...

Suzanne visited and brought lots of stuff she has been making. Working with felted sweaters she made these little birds...and the big bluebird is my Christmas present. She is also making these pins from parts she found this fall when we went to Liberty Tool. Christmas is not complete without Amaryllis. This one is gorgeous. We are expecting a blizzard tomorrow, so I'll try to get some good photos.

First Real Snow

It's snowing and the meadow is gray and frosted. A warm fire and waffles make a cozy Sunday morning. I've decided that the red tray thing has to be like Haiku...seasonal. I think it's what makes a project like 3191 A Year of Mornings and the new 3191 A Year of Evenings work. The resonance with the photographs comes, at least partly, as a celebration of the present season.