I'm addressing Christmas cards and this is the view from my window. It's amazing how some freshly falling snow can add so much spirit and enthusiasm to the task at hand. Wow.
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Isn't it beautiful?!!
ReplyDeleteI love the snow. It is snowing here but only lightly. Sewing away and making homemade chicken & noodles. Yummmm!
ReplyDeleteYou have snow? Oh my! We have not had it yet! (Though somebody said there were a few flakes T'giving weekend while we were away)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Here in lower MI, we've so far only gotten a small amount of snow. But, I know it will be here soon!
ReplyDeleteYes I agree the falling snow does help with the feeling of the season! We had lazy snowflakes all day, didn't stay on the ground but still helped with the desire to dig into holiday projects. Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful snow. It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas in your neck of the woods!
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better.
DD
It was a wonderful surprise. I spent the day wantering around town enjoying all the smiles. I am glad though that it waited until after the Mistletoe Run this morning. BRRRRR!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat would certainly put you in the mood to write Christmas cards. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteYou're so lucky. I wish we could get some snow ... I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE snow!
ReplyDeleteI have been missing out on reading my favourite blogs. It must be quite some time, because I have just discovered your beautiful new grandbabies! Lucky lucky you!
ReplyDeleteI know you will have joy this Christmas!
Beautiful . . . I hope it will fall here soon. I'm anxiously checking the windows all day long *s*
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