S is for Snow

January, 2006

The earth took a deep breath in, and held it. 

Acer griseum (paperbark maple), front yard.

S isn't always for skiing.

Comments

[Teyani]

stunning photo.
you have snow.
wow.

[Lisa McGuire]

I think winter was made for all knitters to enjoy all their hand-created mittens, gloves, hats, scarfs, socks and sweaters. Nice picture. :)

[Angie]

Beautiful.

Must knit more mittens...... :D

[manise]

Love the contrast in textures and color! And a beautiful specimen tree- I am a sucker for exfoliating/ peeling bark.

[Caroline M]

It could have been for socks, scarves or silk but snow is good too.

[margene]

Ah yes, snow. Snow is our bread and butter in Utah.

[Chris]

Ahhh, snow. I have a funny relationship with snow. No year is complete without building snow folk or capturing for that fleeting second a big fat snowflake on the tongue or pelting a loved one with a snowball. But it requires cold and I'm like a cat in water when it comes to cold. Thanks for the beautiful reminder: must knit now!

[Carole]

It's pretty but I still prefer the warm weather.

[Marcia]

None here yet, and the snow in PC is not enough to get those holiday bookings rolling in. Thomas is nervous. Great picture!

[Carrie]

Wow, it got "cold" here yesterday. It never got above 72. I thought about getting out a sweater.

[gayle]

Oh, no! Of all the s-words....
*sigh*

[vanessa]

you are so lucky!

[Lucia]

Lovely photo. But it is way too early for Christmas music on the radio, and way too early for snow. (I know you agree with exactly half of this, and which half.)