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Tag Archives: snow
Speaking of Blinking
To whom do you express thanks? Family and friends. Do you recall a special teacher you had in school? I am grateful for Mom and Dad and my grandparents. It turns out that our first teachers are our parents. Do … Continue reading
Posted in blinking, empty nesters, gratitude, love
Tagged birds, four seasons, gardens, snow
18 Comments
Noise Pollution
Ever notice how doctors’ waiting rooms have changed? It used to be that several magazines were available to peruse. First, I noticed the selections had changed. More offerings to “educate” patients. Secondly, I noticed that wall monitors had been installed. … Continue reading
Posted in noise pollution, silence, volume controls
Tagged book, doctors' offices, headphones, snow
12 Comments
Mr. Robin Paid a Visit!
My, my, my. Mr. Robin popped by! One slight problem: our lawn is buried under one foot of snow. It is still coming down. We do have a sparse few berries where you sheltered all puffed up due to the … Continue reading
Posted in birdfeeder, coastal blizzard, Nor'easter, robin
Tagged apple tree, berry bushes, Colorado, snow, suet, woodpecker
4 Comments
Speaking of Libraries
Many moons ago my Dad drove me to college, kissed me and said he would see me again at Christmas. We lived about two and one half hours south. By comparison, I have heard other parents speak of bringing … Continue reading
The Beauty of December
Softly, quietly, gently falling snowflakes clothe the earth in beauty. Catching them in our gloved hands to gaze at their shapes is part of the fun. Kids lean their heads back with open mouths to catch the snowflakes. Building snowmen … Continue reading
Spring’s Harbinger
Lush greens abound. Bursting with buds, trees assume new hues: variegated greens. Lawns are dotted with bright yellow dandelions. Spring’s harbinger, the Lily of the Valley, has not made an appearance. Nature’s sense of humor has provided a cruel … Continue reading
Posted in harbinger of spring, Lily of the Valley, May gardens
Tagged birds, harbinger, Lily of the Valley, lush greens, Nature's humor, snow
10 Comments
Wiser Today
The Promise Why do stars in the night shine so bright? Why does the sun in the sky give us light? Why do the buds appear and push up in the snow? Well, I don’t know, but they are … Continue reading
Forsooth, Still Winter!
Impatience surrounds us. For example, waiting for an elevator. There is always that person who, no matter if the button is lit up, will hit it again. Sometimes there are those who stare at the lit button and repeatedly hit … Continue reading
Nature Changes Clothes
Snow fell along the lake this April morning as I walked and observed nature in its frozen glory. Birds above carried on conversations with one another. Lots of flooding and displaced ducks and geese tried to decide where to … Continue reading
Posted in Central New York, life, life lessons, Musings, nature, reflections, snow, Upstate New York, weather, winter
Tagged anticipation, changes, changing seasons, colors, lake, life, nature, reflections, snow, spring, Upstate New York, walking, weather
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Holding Fond Memories
It seems weeks now since we have felt Mother Nature’s wrath with one storm after another and bitter cold wind chills biting us as we attempt to brave the outdoor elements. When I was a child growing up in Sturbridge, … Continue reading
Posted in animal tracks, blizzard, children, family, Massachusetts, Nor'easter, Nostalgia, schools in Germany, Sturbridge, Upstate New York, Valentine's Day, winter, winter activities
Tagged beauty, blizzard, children, embracing life, Massachusetts, memories, Mother Nature, New England, Nor'easter, simple pleasures, sledding, snow, snowmen, Sturbridge, Upstate New York, winter
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