Thankful to find all of these gorgeous trees still standing this morning after our freak October snowstorm here in Massachusetts.
Thankful the forecast was wrong and we only got 8 inches of snow instead of 12-16.
Thankful the day dawned sunny and warm and much has already melted.
Thankful that the many broken tree limbs did not fall on our house or car.
Thankful I did not need a chainsaw to get out of the driveway.
Thankful our snug little house stayed warm in spite of the power outages.
Thankful the power came back on in time to cook the overnight french toast.
Thankful schools are closed tomorrow due to downed power lines and blocked roadways, giving me a windfall of time to spend in the studio.
Thankful to have witnessed so much beauty.
I hope all my fellow Northeast friends are safe and warm tonight.
well the photos are beauitful but its a grim reminder of Mother Natures strength.I'm so glad you are all safe and sound.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you are thankful, and let me tell you I am thankful it hasnt come here yet....(lol) we always have a pile of it by now, but so far no. But it is beautiful
ReplyDeleteAll your photos are beautiful! I'm glad you're safe and warm. I'm thankful it made it to 80 degrees here today! I don't want any of that white stuff except on the mountaintops where I can see it from a distance.
ReplyDeletei seriously am in awe that you have snow so soon.
ReplyDeletei mean, we won't get snow at All - but still. October...
yikes!
(meaning = i am sort of jealous)
xxa
no worries, Moose (the wiener dog) has a matching weenie costume :))
ReplyDeletexxa
Love these images. Super beautiful. Glad all is well...
ReplyDeleteWow, wow and ...WOW! Thankful to see the stunning place you where you live! When I saw your first 3 images the first thing that came to mind was some gorgeous red pictures painted or drawn by the very talented YOU, hung up the trees and photographed to make unique Christmas cards. maybe they could be cut round to look like baubles? Totally cool? Or ridiculous? I live in Perth so we never see snow, unless we get a snowy Christmas card! Keep well, and warm, and safe, and dry! Regards, Nadya
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are beautiful! In my hometown in PA we only got about 6 inches.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics. Lights still out, how about you? Glad you are okay. xox Corrine
ReplyDeleteI can't believe I was there - in NH on Saturday and we got hit with 14". YIKES. I had to high tail it back to SF....but your photos are beautiful and I am happy you stayed safe and snug.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing pictures of snow.....hate actually being in snow...
ReplyDeleteThankful is always a good approach to the unplanned and unexpected things that happen in life....glad you are all warm and snug and safe :)