We woke up to about 4 inches of beautiful fluffy white snow and clear skies. By Tuesday, the temps will hit 60 degrees. T'is true what they say about New England weather... don't like it? wait a few minutes.... it'll change...
My little southern peach, Sally,
with her little twisted legs absolutely loves the snow...
That's one HUGE house for just the two of you...........seems like there's room for another dog...or two. :)
ReplyDeleteThe snow may be a pain but it looks lovely. My Howie only saw the snow once and he wouldn't touch it so he peed on the covered porch!
ReplyDeleteLove that shot of the bird house!
ReplyDeleteA fresh white snow blush made for a photo day . . .
ReplyDeleteWe are fresh white on top of bunches of white here in Michigan.
We say about the same . . .”wait five minutes . . . something new.”
Love your “Live like someone left the gate opened.”
Lovely shots. The early sun in the treetops always rocks.
ReplyDeleteHugs to Sally
Karen, these photos are spectacular! You truly live in paradise. :)
ReplyDeletexoxo
Those are gorgeous pictures---and the first one is probably my favorite. They say the same thing about WI weather, too. Don't like it? Give it a few minutes-it'll change. Have a great week, Karen Ann. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteHoly cow, look at that Sally!
ReplyDeleteIn love with these photos.
ReplyDeleteI woke up this morning thinking spring is really here, but, I really enjoy whatever season, whatever weather we have as long as I am alive to enjoy it.
Sally looks absolutely joyful! How I miss having animals around me.
Signs of Spring indeed! However, I think we’re just being teased and lulled into a false sense of Spring sensations. I figure old man Winter still has a few tricks up his sleeve.
ReplyDelete~ From Canada with Peace and Love! :)
Stunning photos, you truly have the most gorgeous of properties.
ReplyDeleteI shall enjoy the magic through your eyes, we are enjoying a balmy 80 degrees here today :)
~Jo