You capture that winter feeling well. Hugs,
Sheila
Reviewed by Sony Simanjuntak (Reader)
Reviewed on November 20, 2008
Wow, how nice! Me too. I do not always hate winter. What I don't like is a gloomy weather. You right! No point of complaining. We can do something to brighten up our day.
You paint a perfect picture of the whoas of winter.I remember my days in Maryland like that. The winters in the desert are so beautiful, I'm glad I don't have to go through that anymore!
Love your attitude at the end-i am your opposite, love the fall and winter, HATE the summer- I am allergic to sunlight, and the summer with long sleeves, sun gloves, etc, is sheer torture on 98 degree humid NY days- but, I, like you at the end, have learned to live around it. I have fibromyalgia, so i can relate to the cold and the bones, i feel 88 some days, not 38, lol. I really enjoyed this and have to track you now :)
Brrrrrr.... I don't normally live thru those type of winters...but last year I did in Colorado... brrrrrr..... but now I live in Phoenix area and it's warm most of the winter... I love the slight chill in the air...but appreciate that we don't get snow... since I do love the white ... in small doses... we can drive up about 2-1/2 hours into the mountains...skiing, snow, cabins, and log homes... it's so beautiful...so.. we get to sit by the fireplace, enjoy the walks, and then....go back home.....where it's nice and warm... Happy Winter friend... lindalaw
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Sheila
You paint a perfect picture of the whoas of winter.I remember my days in Maryland like that. The winters in the desert are so beautiful, I'm glad I don't have to go through that anymore!
Mary
Edwin
Be always safe,
Karen
Beautiful message in this wonderful composition on "The Cold Winter".
I salute You, Poet.
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU