Not only did we get all this snow but the wind that came along with it sounded like it was going to tear the house down.
I seriously could be happy if the only snow flakes I saw were like this crocheted one
or the only snowman I saw was full of stuffing and sitting on my window sill.
Remind me next year NOT to sing that song.
The snowflake on that gorgeous arrangement is beautiful! Why DID you get the snow? Not because you sang...it was so you can show US!!! The first snap is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think the snow looks beautiful Ann. But then again I am sat at home looking at your photos from far away without a single bit of whiteness outside...definitely my kind of snow!!
ReplyDeletei love that photo of the snow man, also love the photos of the snow, but glad it is you and not me... next year try singing it only once and not as loud... it looks Like God was decorating the outside Christmas trees for you and he did a beautiful job. try singing Frosty the snowman and at the end maybe the snow will melt.
ReplyDeleteit sure is beautiful, though!
ReplyDeleteOk Ann - I'm going to come up there and steal all your snow! I'm dying for some snow here on the eastern shore of Maryland but doesn't look like we're going to get that white Christmas ...
ReplyDeleteHave a great and merry holiday season to you and yours,
Katie
www.westiejulep.blogspot.com
We must always be very careful of what we wish for! LOL! Well hopefully it won't last long.
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
Ahhhhh---you know me. I'd LOVE that snow. It is gorgeous... Hope we get a little sometime this winter.
ReplyDeleteI also love your crocheted snowflakes and the little snowman...
Merry Christmas.
Hugs,
Betsy
You poor thing. You like snow as much as I do and I'm not living in snow country. That's on purpose too.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific day Ann. My best to Duke. :)
It looks downright magical! I would say that the timing is perfect, LOL.
ReplyDeletethe photos are gorgeous - with a little luck I won't have an 'opportunity' to enjoy snow any time soon (it has been an unseasonably warm December here so they tell us...)
ReplyDeleteWe think that is a great song and it should be sung. And the snow is pretty. Maybe it will go away quickly. Better you than us having all that snow. It might be fun for a few minutes though. Take care.
ReplyDeleteWell, at least you can stay home and enjoy the holidays inside instead of having to go to work in all that snow!
ReplyDeleteHaha I wish we had some of that! We haven't seen snow yet. Hmmm. . . maybe I should sing that song for the rest of the night!
ReplyDeleteWow! It is beautiful! You are going to have a White Christmas-that's so exciting! :) Love the look of your blog too! And the crocheted snowflake-I wish I could make that :) Have a great Christmas!
ReplyDeleteLOL - you are funny. I do know what you mean though - I'd rather see snow in pictures then to be in it!
ReplyDeleteI think your snow photo is so pretty! And I just love your snowman! :)
ReplyDeleteLOL too funny Ann. The snow looks so pretty - at least until it turns gray.
ReplyDeleteOh well! It's pretty, though. We don't have snow this year and I'm pretty bummed because Christmas is the only time I want snow!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it's time to spray paint Duke hunter orange and turn him loose to romp and play in the white "stuff" again!
ReplyDeleteLove that song...love that snow...wish I could take it from you and plop in right in my yard! We saw a few flurries and then raindrops washed any trace of snow away!
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