back to the ballpoint--
all the hi-tech equipment
down with the ice storm
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stranded at the Inn--
while waiting for the snowmelt
we use the hot tub
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Snow so
thick on tree limbs
between, the neighbor's house
is invisible--six or more
inches.
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Sunlit
maple branches
are completely tinseled,
icicled and wind-swayed--like some
postcards.
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what a pity!
the big beautiful snow
and no camera
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"Power Outage"
Hungry,
but trying not
to open the fridge. I
nosh on peanut butter and
raisins.
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ecstatic grandchild
visiting from Florida
sees Arkansas snow!
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"White Christmas, begone!"
Snow blown
against the north
storm windows remains days
after the first, ice-first storm of
winter.
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I love snow. Probably because we rarely get it...
ReplyDeletePat...I prefer the "telephoto lens" of your ballpoint.
ReplyDeleteThe snow was beautiful and I would have welcomed it minus the ice beneath. I'm glad your grandchild got to play in the snow though I don't think I'd want to live fulltime where it never snows. like an occasional snowfall, but not this kind of disaster.
ReplyDeleteTodd, thanks for visiting and commenting. I sometimes have to go to the Comments section of the dashboard (or somewhere) to even know that someone has been to my blog. Stay warm
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