I know exactly what you mean. We had 2 inches of snow and cold cloudy days for a week and that put me down. As you can probably tell, i'm not a winter person. Thank you for bringing a smile to my face this morning. May God bless you every day of your life.

Daniel

Funny how blue sky takes away the blues. Patrick

Anna,
Lots of fun to read, especially that last line. Love the upbeat tone to this poem. Having a mild winter here, though we did just get a foot of snow. Dogs love it:)
Sheila

Beautiful picture Annabel and beautiful story. I am not fussy about driving in the winter but a walk through the evening with the fluffy snowflakes takes me back to my younger days.

Newfie Hugs, Rose

I love strollin in the snow, and my mutts do, too.

Two more months of this cold then you will see the sun everyday. But staying inside can be good too. You can give the Den more of your time. This way everyone can know the same as I how great of a writer you are.

Peace and Love
TONY

Annabel,

Very colorful poem about the woes of winter. And D is right, beautiful pic.

Mary

break out the sun block, you don't want to get burned.

great picture too.
cheers,
ddan

I love it! It flows like a song.

Great poem Nancy and love the way you ended it.
Hugs,
Marcia

Clever!
There is nothing as gorgeous as sunlight sparkling on snow!
Blessings,
Christine

Oh I so enjoyed this!! I get SAD every year from January to April and have to use a light box..We are told to get outside too, but its the last thing I feel like doing... your words however so uplifted me that I have resolved be out too in Winter's Wonderland when next I see that tiny patch of blue...We had knee deep snow here in UK before Christmas, and the sight of the sun sparkling on the snow was simply magical...Your last line made me laugh too...so, all in all... thanks!!

Good! Get that Arse outside for some fresh, though still frigid air. Sorry to tell you my dear friend, but we/re heading into the low eighties this weekend. I remember a blizzard back in the sixties when I called my next door neighbor to tell him he's got snow up to his gas hole; meaning his car, of course.
Your friend, Mark

There is always that ray of sunshine Anna, however...lol I can relate leaving AZ 70 degrees back the cold in MN in a few hours...spring will renew our spirits before we know it :)