Winter Sun

Level Three Snow Emergency in Athens

Athens in Southeast Ohio.

“All roadways are closed to non-emergency personnel. No one should be on the roadway unless it is essential to travel or a personal emergency exists. All employees should contact their employer to see if they should report to work. Those traveling on the roads may subject themselves to arrest.

Guest blogger Anna sent these photos today and she and her housemates walked to get a frozen pizza at the Dollar General as only emergency vehicles were to be on the roads.

Her roommates made an igloo

And here’s the snowplow coming around again at night

Look What Charlie Found!

Saturday morning Laura said to Charlie (9)

as he was taking this photo

“Make it art!”

Guest blog looks great, Charlie. Thank you.

Silent Sunday

Bubbles in December

Roy (2) has mastered blowing bubbles

Rainy Day on Monday

Leaves on the Sidewalk Thursday Morning

First Snow

It was a dark Friday morning when I stepped out to photograph the dusting of snow. The temperature was 34 degrees F.

Two Colors in a Single Azalea Blossom -a guest blog

My friend Vincie suggested her cousin Gloria send me this unusual azalea blossom photo today. I can see why! It’s unique.

Two colors in a single blossom.

I looked up bicolor azaleas but they are not like this amazing blossom.

We’ve not had a hard frost yet and it’s been warm for November

If any of you gardeners have experienced this phenomenon, I hope you’ll comment below. Thanks

Thanks for sending this amazing photo of your two color blossom, Gloria. Good idea, Vincie.

Doe a Deer, Not Yard Art

Friday morning,I was walking to my friend Tookie’s house to drop off a pompom maker. The little elf hats we were knitting for Xmas babies needed a little pompom. . I’d gotten an extra maker coat the clearance sale.

Iuccc CFC on the phone as I headed her way. She told me to look up the driveway and see the doe, resting in the upper yard.

I really had to look hard. The doe never blinked and I walked around taking these photos,

Thanks for the tip, Tookie!

If you can’t see the doe in photo 1 scroll down to see

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