This is what it looks like where I live! The pic wasn't taken in my front yard but it sure looks like it could have been. Does it look miserable?
I think it's beautiful! Cold? - yes! Windy? - yes! Would I want to be stuck in it? - no! ...but beautiful never the less.
We were coming home from my parents' house and we could hardly see, the roads were slick, and there were some accidents. Dangerous? - yes! ...but still beautiful.
You see, scientists say that it's likely that no two snowflakes are the same! No kiddin?!
Check this out:
"In all that snow, however, scientists believe the chance that any two flakes are exactly alike is virtually zero."
That is so amazing to me! Especially when I'm surrounded by mounds and mounds of that white flaky stuff! It's blowing all around. Swirling... swirling...
...but beautiful!
Enjoy the beauty ...so serene ...so breath-taking.
What does it look like where you live?
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10 comments:
Wow! That looks AMAZING! Send it my way, please ;)
xoxo
Kate
Wow. that is beautifuL! I love snow but for some reason, I'm hating the cold this year!
It's looking the same here...beautiful!!! We don't usually get this weather until January!! I love it!!
I agree that snow is beautiful but I don't like going out in it. If I can stay in then I don't mind, especially with a nice warm cup of tea! I came over from More Love Monday:)
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Hmmm...looks about the same here!
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No snow here, but delightful 82 degrees today!
Be blessed bunches friend,
Sarah
Weatherwise, it looks the same way here. We got royally dumped on last weekend. 17 degrees today with patches of blue peeking through.
As a person who grew up in California, snow was a tremendous revered treat. Now after years of living in the midwest it's become a nuisance. I have to remind myself to stop and see it's beauty.
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