by Edie Melson
This past week Greenville SC got it's first snowfall. I took a short walk one night, enjoying the silence. There really isn't anything as quiet as the whisper of snow at night. I took this photo with my digital camera just using the flash.
What's your favorite part of a snowstorm?
Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
This past week Greenville SC got it's first snowfall. I took a short walk one night, enjoying the silence. There really isn't anything as quiet as the whisper of snow at night. I took this photo with my digital camera just using the flash.
What's your favorite part of a snowstorm?
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| Nature is full of genius, full of divinity, so that not a snowflake escapes its fashioning hand. Henry David Thoreau |
Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
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Blessings,
Edie
Beautiful, Edie! I love the peace that comes with snow. People necessarily slow down and enjoy something that's bigger than they are. An unusual occurrence in our world today.
ReplyDeleteEllen, I love that too!
DeleteWow Edie! I love the way your camera caught the snowflakes! My favorite part of a snowstorm is the next day, when the snow is blanketed across the earth, white, glistening in the sun, without a mark on it. I call it the "Winter Wonderland" effect.
ReplyDeleteAlycia, it was one of these happy accidents. I didn't mean to have my flash on when I took the first picture! I love that winter wonderland effect! Blessings, E
DeleteMy granny used to say she loved the snow because it hid all the ugly. I love the day after a snowstorm when the sun comes out and makes the snow give the appearance of an earth covered in diamonds. I love the purity of the snow and knowing each snowflake is different and is not judged by being different. Most of all, I love having enough snow to gather it up and make snow cream with cream, sugar, vanilla, and a touch of salt. Then, we sit around the living room, wrapped in blankets, eating the frozen delight until our lips are numb.
ReplyDeleteKaren, you capture that so well! Thanks for sharing your heart. Blessings, E
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