This morning, I woke up to snow.
Just enough to cover the frigid ground in a crystalline carpet.
Just enough to toss white pashminas around the shoulders of summertime astilbes.
Just enough to frame a young euonymus shoot suggesting the sunny spring ahead.
Just enough.
What do you have that is "just enough"?
Reminder: The second "Sunlit Sunday" link up is this weekend. I hope you'll consider participating. You'll be able to do so as of Saturday at 7 pm, Eastern Standard Time. (The first "Sunlit Sunday" is here.)
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Hi Karen, the snow looks pretty. We only got a skiff and that was good. We had lots of wind so would have had a 2 day blizzard if we had gotten more snow.
ReplyDeleteWe had sunshine today so will have something to post for Sunlit Sunday.
Love your snow photos...they are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Gert
PS I couldn't figure out how to do the linky thing."
I love the idea of a pashmina on the astilbe!
ReplyDeleteI spoke with the kids in Kingston this evening and they told me they've had snow. It's forecast for here tomorrow, but only at higher elevations - that's us!
Hi,Karen.
ReplyDeleteI do not like cold days, but love to see landscapes of snow. Your photos are very pretty! Seeing your close up snow photos I feel like I am shaveling snow with you!
Tomoko.
I am a slow learner about English and PC.
I need lots of time to figure out how to join Sunlit Sunday. I need someone to help me here.
We rarely have snow around Tokyo in Japan where I live.
ReplyDeleteYour snow photos are beautiful!
Hello Karen Your snow pictures are very pretty, I enjoyed seeing them, especially as we haven't had any this year. I love the astilbes wearing pashminas! Hope you are having a happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteHelen x
Oh wish we could have some snow. want to get out the camera. Love the description of the astilbes with the snow.
ReplyDeleteHi Karen
ReplyDeleteI was at the Toronto Botanical Gardens today for a MG update and was thankful to have dry roads. The people from Creemore said they had a foot of snow between yesterday and overnight.
I have enough new gardening information for my brain to absorb for awhile. Sonia Day was one of the speakers and what a hoot that woman is - calls it as it is!
Judith