Windchimes sing out a musical warning
“don’t trust the promise of the morning sun
sparkling on crusted windblown snow
the Siberian winds bring brutal cold
testing life’s endurance here below”
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A welcoming space for resistance to the forces of oppression and hegemony.
Windchimes sing out a musical warning
“don’t trust the promise of the morning sun
sparkling on crusted windblown snow
the Siberian winds bring brutal cold
testing life’s endurance here below”
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So brutal and yet so beautiful…
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Thank you so much for your thoughtful comments, Joan. It really is brutally cold here – teens below zero F with wind chills in the -20 to -40 range. Walks with my dog are short and challenging these days.
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Stay warm, my friend 🙂
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Thank you, dear friend. Staying warm is easier said then done these days. It’s been below freezing (F) here for a while – I lost track of how long it’s been below zero with wind that makes it feel so much colder – and it’s predicted to stay that way until next week! I hope you are staying safe, too! Sending my best wishes. 💜
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Winter–well told.
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Ah, Bette, I suspect someone who lives in Maine knows winter well! 💜
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Humankind needs to remember who rules the plant
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So true, Eddie. Sending my best wishes your way. 💜
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Perfect sentiments for February Carol, we’ve had our first proper snow of the year!
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Thank you for sharing your kindness, Andrea, and affirming the surprises February often brings our way. 💜
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What a wonderful weather report.
Tubularsock put on a parka just reading about it.
Any slight mention of Siberian winds and
Tubularsock heads for the fireplace and
climbs into it ….. warmer that way.
It is beautiful but Tubularsock is very happy
living this experience through you, Carol.
Stay safe and warm.
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It’s so good to hear from you, dear Tube, in these times when atmospheric rivers and Siberian blasts remind us there are a lot of things we can’t control. We can still send each other kind words, though. Thank you so much for sending yours. May you stay safe and warm (or cool?), too. 💜
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