It’s always a surprise event when we see snow falling down instead of rain in the Seattle area.
We had some flakes falling from the sky today. They are threatening us with more for tomorrow. Time will tell. For the record ellen b. does not enjoy driving on snowy and icy roads, so if the threat of snow becomes reality, I’ll be in my house trying to stay cozy and warm on Monday. Some of you are really having snow events as usual for us it’s a novelty.
Visit Mary at Little Red House to join in on Mosaic Monday.
Photobucket replaced all my photos with ugly black and grey boxes and they are holding my photos hostage until I pay them lots of money. Iβm slowly going through all my posts and trying to clean them up and replacing some photos. Such a bother.
Beautiful mosaic. We have one local weatherman who is making a name for himself nationwide with a new theory of weather predictions. He breaks the year up in seasons….last year he was dead on. This year….sniff, sniff….he says we will only get 8 inches of snow. I do appreciate that I do not have to commute. But I will be sad to not see much snow. I especially love the days when the world is shut down…no one can go to work or school…families stay home and rediscover each other….good wake up call to busy lives.
Snow is usually prettier when your inside looking out. π I don’t like driving in it either…and you’d think I’d be used to it after all these years. LOL
Hey you cutie!!
I love you snow shots– granted a wee smaller than what we got last night, but I am with you GF… slippery roads are not fun.
But i couldn’t resist getting out and shooting the morning quiet! Now, had it been blowing and blustery…nahhh I would NOT have ventrued out.
Hugs to you for Thanks giving.
Claudia
I have just been in awe of all the snow out West and a bit concerned knowing that it’s coming my way. Very pretty, though. I don’t blame you a bit for staying inside and being cozy.
Very pretty mosaic! It is so pretty outside but driving in this stuff is the pits!
So pretty! I love the snow! Not driving in it, but watching it come down and make everything look like a winter wonderland!
Very pretty mosaic!!! Me too…when it comes to snow…this Tennessee girl does not enjoy it!!!
For someone like me who never sees snow falling, your photos are just beautiful! I can imagine though how horrible it would be to go out into it and attempt to drive on icy slippery roads. Make sure you stay safe, warm and snug.
Ellen, these are beautiful purple blooms.
Thanks for the sunny weather here in LA, we do not have snow.
Be careful driving….
Oh, how pretty, Ellen! π Enjoy the cold…. π
We had a strangely warm day today…. it’s been a warm autumn for us.
I love the bits of purple in the background. Just pops out at you.
Ellen B. thank you for visiting my blog for Mosaic Monday. Yours is so pretty with the snowflakes. I, like you, prefer to be indoors rather than out when it’s icy, snowy, or cold.
What lovely capture! The snow flake photos look pretty on your mosaic. I am with you, I do not like driving on snowy and icy roads.
What wonderful pictures. The gorgeous green of the leaves and the flakes as they fall!!! Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
Just stay indoors…and keep taking pictures through the window. You may just be yearning for your California home by the time this winter is over!
Wise choice to hunker down. I make it a polocy to never drive during a first snow. That is when so many accidents happen, after that folks get serious about getting good tires and slowing down. Stay in and enjoy the beauty instead.
Very beautiful! How wonderful for you! Jacqueline
I made a point of looking at Seattle on the weather page of the paper. SN means snow! Snow means cold!
Snow? That white stuff that falls from clouds? Wow! Stay snug and safe!
It looks so pretty, Ellen! I hope our snow falls will wait till January or February and then be light. Snow is more fun when a person is young!
Happy MM! Have a blessed Thanksgiving!
LOVE your mosaic! Lush greenery and little spark-lies all about! Pretty. π
But it does make a pretty scene, doesn’t it? Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
xoxo,
Mary