Dear Kate
Why I never have commented until now, I cannot imagine because I truly appreciate your blog. Much like a homecoming the little things . . . seasonal, traditional always are there and welcoming.
I, too, love snow (and New England, winter, cooking, visiting historic places). Yours was lovely. Ours, more like slush falling from the sky, did not meet my criteria for the first of this wintery time.
Thank you for each and every one of your entries.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours
from Linda in northern VA where I live with my husband, golden retriever with children and sweet grands nearby.
Hi, Linda. How delightful to meet you! Glad to have you as a reader! It sounds like we have a lot in common. I heard all about your snow yesterday, because I have a friend who lives in northern Virginia, and we were talking on the phone and swapping snow stories.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours! (P.S.: We are hoping to adopt a Golden in the next few weeks! Our last one died in January, and we miss having a dog.)
So very sorry to learn about your dog . . . fingers crossed you'll have another soon. A puppy for Christmas! Now that will be exciting.
DeleteActually, he's a rescue dog, so we think his age is about five. Puppies are adorable, but SO much work. ;-)
DeleteI love that first photo! It took me a minute to decide if the leaf was sitting on snow, or if you'd picked it up and placed it in some sort of photo light box. Beautiful effect!
ReplyDeleteYes! I thought, while I was taking the picture, that it would look like that. But it was in the middle of our deck, so there wasn't really anything around it to give it perspective. So odd to see leaves on the snow.
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Dear Kate
ReplyDeleteWhy I never have commented until now, I cannot imagine because I truly appreciate your blog. Much like a homecoming the little things . . . seasonal, traditional always are there and welcoming.
I, too, love snow (and New England, winter, cooking, visiting historic places). Yours was lovely. Ours, more like slush falling from the sky, did not meet my criteria for the first of this wintery time.
Thank you for each and every one of your entries.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours
from Linda in northern VA where I live with my husband, golden retriever with children and sweet grands nearby.
Hi, Linda. How delightful to meet you! Glad to have you as a reader! It sounds like we have a lot in common. I heard all about your snow yesterday, because I have a friend who lives in northern Virginia, and we were talking on the phone and swapping snow stories.
DeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and yours! (P.S.: We are hoping to adopt a Golden in the next few weeks! Our last one died in January, and we miss having a dog.)
So very sorry to learn about your dog . . . fingers crossed you'll have another soon. A puppy for Christmas! Now that will be exciting.
DeleteActually, he's a rescue dog, so we think his age is about five. Puppies are adorable, but SO much work. ;-)
DeleteI love that first photo! It took me a minute to decide if the leaf was sitting on snow, or if you'd picked it up and placed it in some sort of photo light box. Beautiful effect!
ReplyDeleteYes! I thought, while I was taking the picture, that it would look like that. But it was in the middle of our deck, so there wasn't really anything around it to give it perspective. So odd to see leaves on the snow.
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