Some joker in the weather office has dubbed it Snowmageddon!
The back yard is looking pretty. Quite Chrismassy in fact.
Looking through my computer room window onto the street, I see the snow whipping past horizontally. Thank goodness I don't have to drive anywhere. I'm staying in the warm and doing indoor things today.So far I've made stew, baked bread, written Christmas cards, wrapped prezzies, and talked on the phone.
A very productive day.
Sounds like a perfect day with a gorgeous view.
ReplyDeleteAs rough as that weather might be, it is still absolutely magnificent to behold! Thanks for the pics!
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure we won't get a Christmas like that. The forecast is for 26c.
ReplyDeletedo you have a generator?
ReplyDeleteLook here, for a Massachusetts (our former town) storm this past week:
http://commonweeder.blogspot.com/2008/12/heaths-ice-storm.html
What a great view for writing Christmas cards. We're getting snow too here, 8-14 inches due today, wrapping up late tonight, with more again on Sunday. Tis the season!
ReplyDeleteWow, you're much more productive than I. My energy leval has taken a nose-dive since the kids left. Maybe I just have senioritis....
ReplyDeleteThat's some snow you are having. Its pretty to look at but I'm glad I don't have to contend with it myself.
Have a great weekend.
Ahhhh - don't you wish you were back on the beach??
ReplyDeleteGood time to get your all your Christmas stuff done.
Hope you don't lose your power!
Yay! we got snow too-- only about 5 inches, but it's still coming down.
ReplyDeleteRed snowflakes? This I gotta see! Are you sure they're not big red maple leaves? (Canada joke)
Hands down it sure beats sand in the budgie smuggler regions this time of year. Hunker down and wait for the wind to stop then out into it, nothing like it IMO.
ReplyDeleteThat is what I call the Christmas season mmmmmmmmmmm and it is wonderful only if you can stay inside looking out:)
ReplyDeleteIt looks absolutely fabulous. A good idea to stay indoors if it's blowing horizontally. It's quite warm here at the moment. I doubt if we'll get a white Christmas.
ReplyDeleteHi, We would dearly (or me anyway) love some of your snow over here, that would really make my Christmas.Here in Teignmouth I cant remember snow on christmas day, at least not in the last twenty years. So now shammy you just take care while out on those sleigh slopes, don't fall off now will you.
ReplyDeleteHave a great festive break.
It sure did hit hard, eh? Lovely shots, Shammie.
ReplyDeleteyes, it's quite lovely and nostalgic, but it's happening on a WEEKEND. in these parts, nobody loves snow unless it falls M-F. it doesn't matter how much falls then....a few inches will close down the whole town! no skool, no work, no driving anywhere!
ReplyDeletesorry to be the grinch in your lovely scenario.....*:0)
I have a similar view out my computer room window.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful winter wonderland....and what a great way to spend the day!!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks really pretty, but I bet it is not that good to go about your daily things in. I can not imagine.
ReplyDeleteHowever, day indoors doing lots of things is a very productive day.
So nice to be inside, with a decent heating!
ReplyDeletePerhaps a visit to the California is in order?
ReplyDeleteI miss the snow here in Atlanta, Sham, but really hope we'll get a good snowstorm in Michigan when I'm there next week! My fingers are crossed!
ReplyDeleteIt looks pretty, but....this Floridian would never survive.
ReplyDeleteI just said on another blog how cool it would be to have a white Christmas, the only problem being if it actually happened in the UK, Britain would grind to a standstill, sad but true! Maybe one Christmas I'll come to Canada!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your family.
Please saywe are NOT going to get more snow tomorrow (Tuesday). ENOUGH!
ReplyDeleteLovely view!
ReplyDeletehey you! chuck us some of that snow!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy crimbo me old buddy!
have a good one!