January has brought us a taste of winter in earnest, and I have mostly
been grateful that the challenging day haven’t fallen on days I’ve had to travel
for work! Oh, how I do not miss those harrowing commutes I used to make back in
the radio days!
We
haven’t had too much snow (yet, anyway) but we’ve had enough that the scenes
have been just lovely out the window. Even when the lake is covered in snow, it’s
still absolutely beautiful, day and night. I find myself eager for the day to
brighten quickly in the mornings so I can see how pretty that view is, in all
its frigid glory. And even though the evenings are hanging on a bit longer, the
darkness falls over the view all too soon for me.
I’ve
stayed on solid ground. Call me a chicken if you want. I really don’t mind.
Ryan has suited up in his snow gear to shovel snow a few times. Lexi never knows what to think of him when he’s all hidden beneath everything. She recognizes his voice but can’t figure out why she can’t see him. It’s pretty cute to watch.
He
took her sledding last week, and they were so adorable out there, tearing down
the hill. She wouldn’t sit in his lap and ride, but she was most eager to run
beside him and bury her face in the snow. The Bernese in her LOVES snow and if
we’d let her, she would stay out in it all day. (She doesn’t understand that eventually
it would just be far too cold for her little paws.) She stayed as long as she
could stand it after the sledding, and then she let Ryan carry her home.
I’m
sure we’re not done with snow, even if I’m done with snow. 😊 But it sure has been pretty to see, especially on the
sunny days!


4 comments:
I do like a pretty snow. I do not love the icy snow or the gross, two months old, snow.
Natasha - I just mentioned the gross snow to Ryan the other day. The March-parking-lot-pile-of-gray snow. This is much prettier.
So pretty!! I am so glad we've already had more winter weather already this year!!
Tamar - And you capture it so well!
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