An unexpected snowfall in Texas capped a perfect day. :)
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Either Winter came, or someone's got a bad case of dandruff. It's s n o w i n g!! Big. Fat. F l u f f y flakes are falling down softly, as fluffy as mashed potatoes (sans gravy), a beautiful picture, indeed. Temperatures make it f e e l like the holidays; there's a smile on everyone's face; my twin sister and I enjoying fairly good health (at least she's not in hospital, like she was last year - and yes, she got her fill of turkey/dressing/cranberries and pumpkin pie - no liquid diet this time!); and the Cowboys won, 34 to 3 ... hope your day as good as ours was. Pleasantly full, definately blessed. Happy Thanksgiving to all!
Maybe this is a harbinger of things to come?? Hope so; I love the snow; always have, always will! You have captured the wonder of the first snow perfectly in these lines; as well as reason to be thankful this Thanksgiving holiday. Beautiful poem; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Glad to hear you have some fluffy moisture. We had a lit snowfall a little while ago. An ending to a wonderful thanksgiving. What a treat for Karen [compared to last year]. Thank God.
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Be safe,
Karen
that will be all the snow I wish to see
Love & Peace
William
Love,
Susan
Walt
Galoshes and wool socks allowed as from now.
Georg
love and peace, Carole~
Newfie Hugs are coming your way, Rose
Love Tinka
flakes are falling down softly, as
fluffy as mashed potatoes
We got the very same treat, just as we sat down to eat our mashed potatoes, and it was a most lovely sight.
Maybe this is a harbinger of things to come?? Hope so; I love the snow; always have, always will! You have captured the wonder of the first snow perfectly in these lines; as well as reason to be thankful this Thanksgiving holiday. Beautiful poem; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
God bless you. Kathy
God Bless
Michelle~
R~
hugs
Fee
yes it has been a great day, even saw a bit of ice, snow, and rain, here to...not as much as yours but even so...
HOW BOUT THEM COWBOYS!!!!
Happy Thanksgiving from up here in El Paso, TX...
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