falling silently overnight
awakening to winter’s white blanket
feather-light layers surround.
inspired by Weekly Prompts Weekend Challenge – Blanket.
blanket
falling silently overnight
awakening to winter’s white blanket
feather-light layers surround.
inspired by Weekly Prompts Weekend Challenge – Blanket.
Thoughts Of An E'ville Woman 
A beautiful snow-covered image, and I thank you for sharing it with our Blanket challenge.
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Thanks for hosting us, Sue.
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It looks like your customers are lining up.
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Maybe I need a tip jar to help with seed costs?
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That’s a great idea! Actually, I did receive a gift from a blue jay. I need to share that at some point.
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Oh! Please do! My crows bring gifts in the summer.
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One of the blue jays brought me a Green Army Man. I tossed him some peanuts and he dropped the Army Man on our step. I cleaned it and kept it.
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REALLY? That’s a fancy gift. Mine are mostly colored plastics or small stones. My guys need to class it up.
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Haha – One of my favorite toys when I was a kid.
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It looks tranquil with the blanket of snow, Denise. It’s not cold enough to have snow here in Portland.
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It was soooo beautiful for the first 12 hours, and then I was like, “ugh. Let’s get moving now!” It becomes mush and ice and hard to navigate. But it is definitely beautiful upon its first falling. I love this photo! I will be sharing photos of my own in less than an hour. Stay warm, dry, and safe!
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The grey, dingy snow is definitely not cozy, and then it needs to be gone. Our temps may rise a bit this week, so some melting is expected.
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