Carol A. Hand
Feathery
flakes
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Believe it or not
a welcomed sight
signaling
slightly
warmer weather
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Welcomed Snow
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Nothing is permanent. Seasons and landscapes change as do all life forms.
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So true, Rosaliene. Sometimes, though, I admit that I wish things would change a little faster. Then, perhaps, I could enjoy the beauty of snow without ever having to shovel it. π
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Yes Carol, it’s a beautiful sight down in my neck of the woods!! Be safe my friend.
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Dear Joan, it’s wonderful to hear from you and catch up on the important work you are continuing to do after your book was published! I loved your account of the class you met with and the important message you shared about juveniles. Sending you warm wishes. β€
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A wonderful, whimsical poem Carol and beautiful pictures!
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Thank you so much for your lovely comments, Andrea. I needed to type the words that kept playing though my thoughts as I watched the beautiful perfectly-formed crystal stars drifting down. And then, despite freezing fingers, I wanted to take photos that might fit. π
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Lovely… xo
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Thank you so much for always being so supportive and thoughtful, Bette. β€
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Had to laugh. Yes, the weather it is a changing, here also. We had a snow storm about 3 days ago. Now the sky has cleared, the snow mostly melted and I found a nice cozy spot in the backyard for some “all body” sun tanning today, January 14. Ya gotta love it! Enjoy your snow, and the portent of warmer weather which is always good and welcome in the middle of winter.
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Love your comments, Sha’Tara. I can’t imagine an “all body” tan here, even in the summer. π
It did take a few days for the weather to warm up here, but it shifted so quickly from from minus teens below freezing (F) to above freezing (over 32 F). I hope trees and bushes survive. Only spring will tell.
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Beautiful, Carol. I love the way the snow turns the twilight blue. β€
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Thank you so much for your lovely comments, Diana. β€
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We usually go from snowfall to rapid sloppy slush in these parts, but today the snow got to sparkle under a bright sun. Thanks for the snow-lettered poem π
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Thank you so much for your lovely comments, Bill. I’m glad you got to see sparkling snow and sun, welcomed gifts in the winter! π
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Beautiful words and images!! Thank you for sharing Carol!!!
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Dear Hector, thank you so much for your ever-kind, supportive comments. I send my gratitude and best wishes to you. β€
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Thank YOU Carol. Always!!
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Beautiful, welcome winter snow. We live on an amazing planet.
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Thank you so much for your lovely comments, Ray. It is an amazing planet! π¦π₯π¦ π³π
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If we welcome it, then our friendship enables us, wonderful to reflect on falling snow and change
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Thank you so much for your always thoughtful comments, Paul. β€
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Carol, magical surreal photos of the snow and lovely poem of the falling snow…I do like the layout mirroring the actual falling of the flakes! Hope it gradually and safely warms up without flooding. xx
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Thank you so much for your thoughtful comments, Annika. The words kept flowing thought my mind as I watched the snow and I couldn’t resit trying to make them float and flow like fluffy flakes. The photos were an after thought, the products of freezing fingers and creative editing. π
(It has been warming up since I posted this, perhaps much too quickly. It’s gone from way below freezing to above freezing.)
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Great photography
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Thank you so much for your lovely comments, Bernadette. Sending my best wishes to you. β€
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π Nice.
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Thank you. π
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snow is actually very beautiful to see in the winter, as long as you can keep up with the shoveling
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It is beautiful, Eddie. But you’re right – it does require shoveling, and really warm mittens. π
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Thank you so much for the beautiful reflecting roses, Superduque. β€
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