Have I walked this path, a rare Feb event in Keene, NH.
Month: January 2014
On My Way to Third Restaurant
All before noon. In two, I was treated. A perfect day!
Some Poor Kid
I have said it before, and I will say it again, thank-you Irene for bringing to my attention Big Sur and the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch. On Kindle, I try to read 2% a day. It is my main non-fiction go-to book which I should finish in February.
Leo Tolstoy in the Forest — Ilya Repin
Love the picture on many levels.
After the Thaw
More terrific pictures from New Hampshire Garden Solutions. These from a beautiful part of the world in all seasons, but rare ones of after the storm.
Though the January thaw was a week long, welcome relief from the biting cold it seemed to pass as quickly as an October afternoon. Hot on its heels came a snowstorm that the weather people told us wouldn’t be anything more than a dusting, but turned out to be several inches of wet, heavy snow that stuck to every branch and twig. The tree in the distance is the one that great blue herons sit in, but even though one of them stayed until it snowed this year, I haven’t seen him or his kinfolk in over a month. I know if I had wings I’d be heading to someplace a little warmer.
I was up before the sun came over the eastern hills, wanting to make every minute count because there was a strong wind forecast for that afternoon and I knew would it blow all of the snow…
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View from Greatest Porch
In the World
What Does Adhere Bring to Mind?
For me, arts and crafts. Now you see why I am afraid of A&C. It is too prominent in my thinking. It adheres to the nodules of my brain. I imagine gluing something together and I sweat. What happened to me?
Today’s Walk
Keene, New Hampshire
When? When does it end?
All too common an occurrence. Summer?
From New Hampshire
Warming up begins now, I hope!
Writing Out Loud 