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I just woke up, and here’s what it looks like outside my window. It’s the first snow in Quincy, MA. It looks pretty, but only from a distance.
(My poor Buick…)
I wish I could stay home and do beadwork today…😦
(My poor Buick…)
I wish I could stay home and do beadwork today…😦
>Wow! Snow gets a lot of comments:)Luckily, the sun came out and most of the snow in Boston melted by mid-afternoon…However, there is still some on my car:(
>Here outside of Toronto we had our first snow tonight.I love it. And I love your picture Lone Beader!Love your blog too!I’ll be back….!
>What a lovely picture! The first snowfall really is the prettiest…we haven’t yet had a proper one in Toronto, but the cold has certainly arrived in earnest after an unseasonably mild November! The thing I hate about the first snow though is how stupid drivers become on the road. It’s like they’ve never experienced snow before and have only just learned to drive!
>ugh. That is a beautiful shot though. ugh.
>Last Friday we had 12+ inches of snow. The world around us slowed down for a couple days — but is is back to it’s hectic self once again. I love winter — the pace is slower and I love to snuggle in my chair and stitch/bead before the fireplace. As long as we don’t loose our electricity for more than a couple hours it is fine with me.
>Wow, let it snow. Beautiful. Actually here in Texas we had snow last week, but I would love to live a winter where there’s really SNOW!
>Yes pretty but I’m with you. I’d rather be inside than out in it. It hasn’t hit Maryland yet but I know it’s only time.Stay warm!
>No winter atmosphere in Germany yet …😦 The photo looks wonderful!
>I live in the land of no snow but I hear from my snow friends that the first snow is always the best and the most beautiful. Oh and yes, I so know the feeling. I’d much rather have one more day at home before going back to work. Weekends are too short.
>I notice you didn’t show the streets which aren’t so pretty if I remember correctly. I wish you could stay at home too. Sorry!