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Tag Archives: snow
Ready too soon?
A week late! Here are a couple of shots for the photo challenge ‘ready’ – and here are two buds which were ready a little too soon, caught by the frost and snow.
Posted in photo challenges, Photography
Tagged frosted, ready, ready too soon, rose bud, rosebud, snow, snowed, tulip
7 Comments
Something for the weekend?
Saturday: The snow was forecast. We had been warned. And so it was, at about 4pm, a few small flakes fell as I came back from the shops. Not enough to stick. Not at first. But it was pretty cold. … Continue reading
Posted in creative writing, poetry, Thinking aloud, Cooking, Nature, Photography, weekend theme, cat
Tagged snow, marmalade, recipes, duck, carrots with cumin, snow-light, blue-light, raosted duck, something for the weekend
22 Comments
Frozen assets
This morning I thought I’d get ahead of the game. I went out to the car at about 8:15 and started the engine, poured water all over the windscreen and put the wipers on. I left the engine running for … Continue reading
Hats off
I have curly hair which revolts if crammed under a hat. Hat hair. Not a pretty sight. Flat and static. With the exception of a cycling helmet I generally won’t wear head-wear. Except if it snows. Imagine my consternation when … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Thinking aloud, weekend theme
Tagged charity, Christmas presents, hat hair, hats, large box, snow, weather
23 Comments
Unexpected Haiku-esque 3rd January
Snow flakes from black sky race through the headlight beam like small shooting stars. A light dusting lies whitening the dark pavement like caster sugar. The driveway at home has a darker snow free patch where his car should be.
Posted in creative writing, Haiku, knifey spoony, Nature, poetry
Tagged car, creative writing, haiku, January, knifey spoony, poem, poetry, snow, unexpected
6 Comments
How to do technical stuff
I have a new camera, with set of ‘ get started’ instructions, a knowledgeable husband, plus a techie son, and a disc of the camera’s instruction manual to put into computer (but it doesn’t fit in this netbook I writing … Continue reading
Feed the birds
The view from the house is magnificent. But I can’t find Techie’s camera, and nor can he. And I’m not allowed in the cupboard where I know Cyclo’s camera is stored as I also know that’s where certain unwrapped gifts … Continue reading
Posted in knifey spoony, Thinking aloud
Tagged 'twas the week before Christmas, Christmas, food shopping, shovels, sledges, snow, Tesco
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The grey skirt
I only wear this grey skirt to funerals. It is ankle length and smart in a suit style fabric, with asymmetric pleats. It is warmer than it looks as it has a full length lining. I bought it in 1991 … Continue reading
Posted in Thinking aloud
Tagged beauty, death, frost, funeral, grey skirt, life, snow, the unknown
14 Comments