Sunday, December 26, 2010
christmas card
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We had a white Christmas. Well sort of. It started snowing after dark, so officially we had snow on Christmas. But when I woke early this morning, Boxing Day, the world was white with new fallen snow. As I drove to work with big flakes bouncing on the windshield. I was astounded by the beauty. Many homes, particularly the larger ones towards downtown, had their Christmas lights on, reflecting softly on the snow. Since I don't remember a snow like this at Christmas, I realized that for the first time our fair southern city looked like a Christmas card. I'm so glad I had that beautiful drive this morning! With the dropping temperatures tonight, we may have the snow around for at least part of another day!
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Snow, snow everywhere! I'm glad you got it to make Christmas more special {it does for me}.
ReplyDeleteI love the picture!
XO,
Jane
I really dislike cold ,but snow could be nice maybe for only one day.
ReplyDeleteSmiles.
Dottie
I was waiting for snow pictures! So pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt is looking very Christmasy indeed. Magical and very wintry.
ReplyDeleteThat is a picture perfect setting! Enjoy your winterwonderland. Safe, warm wishes to you and yours. Tammy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo. Now that we live in Florida the only snow I see is in pictures. Sometimes I miss just one good nor'easter but.....
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
Carol
It IS beautiful, Dotsie! There is something almost magical feeling about the snow. The quiet. The beauty. I enjoy it, though we don't have it very often this far south either. Drive carefully and savor the beauty!
ReplyDeleteI love newly fallen snow--the cleanness and quietness of it. I also like to be the first one to drive on snow-filled roads. We had a white Christmas here as well.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
What a lovely scene!
ReplyDeletePodso,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE SNOW! We haven't yet received any in our mid~western town. . . but soon, I hope! Thank you for sharing this lovely photo!
Fondly,
Pat