I, too, like the snow. Sadly, we don't get much in Albuquerque, New Mexico. However, there's a chill in the air that makes me glad I can get by with a sweater during the day. The desert nights are cold, though. Light the fire and snuggle. A winter delight.
Love this sweet cold blistery feeling you left Amber "V"!
Atleast we had Christmas snow blanketing the ground, The WHITE STuff!
I love how you added,I long to skate on the local pond,
to watch my breath as I move around,
but its still warm here in New England
I cannot believe this warmth abound - Chilly and a Longing welcome!
Maybe next year or Next week! :)
I still love NEW ENGLAND and her changing beauty!
I think you inspired a poem in me, let's seeeeeee ---
Much love and Warmer hugs, Warrior Purple Lady Sweet Sheooxoo
STay Positive!
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Reviewed on December 26, 2007
well to ask for a storm is bold-hope you got your wish-tho I ride a 17 speed Bike I don't skate-now that is a revelation for a Canuck eh??LOL
Loved your poem as I think it is timeless in its beauty
A Beautiful Wish for snow on christmas day.....Amber
I've seen a Christmas day T'was 60 degrees back in 1963,
there was no global warming then, nor was it an El Nino cycle, it was just plain old nature, when this world wishes to rid itself of us, it will shake us off it's back like a wet dog shaking water off.
Merry Christmas, Amber, even though visions of snowballs are dancing, they aren't out there...have to imagine, instead. Texas doesn't usually get snow. Oh, well...tonight's meteorologist said that New Year's could be very interesting. :) Only a week late, but that's how it is here!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Beautiful write, BTW. Brings to mind snowfalls from my youth in Ohio. :) Thanks for the memories!
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God bless you. Kathy
Atleast we had Christmas snow blanketing the ground, The WHITE STuff!
I love how you added,I long to skate on the local pond,
to watch my breath as I move around,
but its still warm here in New England
I cannot believe this warmth abound - Chilly and a Longing welcome!
Maybe next year or Next week! :)
I still love NEW ENGLAND and her changing beauty!
I think you inspired a poem in me, let's seeeeeee ---
Much love and Warmer hugs, Warrior Purple Lady Sweet Sheooxoo
STay Positive!
Loved your poem as I think it is timeless in its beauty
I've seen a Christmas day T'was 60 degrees back in 1963,
there was no global warming then, nor was it an El Nino cycle, it was just plain old nature, when this world wishes to rid itself of us, it will shake us off it's back like a wet dog shaking water off.
Peace & Love Be with You
Merry Christmas
William
hugs
Fee
to let some snow fall on that day,
just a dusting will do,
oh with this I pray.
White Christmases are truly the very best, and wishing you the best Christmas ever, Amber.
Freezing cold! And no snow... how sad.
I hope your dreams will bring all the snowballs you wish for.
Axilea
Hope you can get some snow..
We don't get much snow here in Arkansas
but when we do it's a blast.
Happy Holidays!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Beautiful write, BTW. Brings to mind snowfalls from my youth in Ohio. :) Thanks for the memories!
Love,
Eileen
Be safe,
Karen
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Throw one of those snowballs my way, 'kay?? Thanks! :)