My daughter called me to say the plow had gone down the street and she had tried to clear the end of the driveway. But she found it impossible to throw the heavy snow six to eight feet up on the snowbanks. The afternoon shift at the hospital found there were no parking spots left in the lot when they came in yesterday. It was a busy day, but many parking lot spaces are occupied by mountains of snow.
The sun shone after the storm. I noticed that our Goldfinches are also getting new feathers and are starting to show their new bright spring and summer colour.
See you soon...Hopefully it will be spring when I return!
Oh - you're right Ruth. It's the bird song and the lovely blush of change in their plumage that gives us hope. Thanks for sharing the glow :0)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time away Ruth. Bring the spring back with you.
ReplyDeleteI understand you are needing a break. It's just too much (snow).
ReplyDeleteYour goldfinch is telling you something...
Enjoy your break!
ReplyDeleteThank you for leaving us with the pretty picture of the goldfinch. I know what you mean about the snow--enough is enough.
ReplyDeleteYou are really getting snowed under in the east. Have a great break, and hopefully by the time you return all the snow will have melted. :)
ReplyDeleteI feel blessed for the few breaks that I have gotten but big storm is expected over the weekend! Ugg, it's almost spring!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your break, Ruth. And let's hope that this weekend's storm is a lot less than forecasted.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week Ruth. We'll shovel the snow away while you're gone! ;c)
ReplyDeleteGood heavens, so much snow!!!
ReplyDeleteOld man Winter has been a little bit too generous with the white stuff this year.
Glad you decided to take a break Ruth. And your little goldfinch is sweet!
Beautiful, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time away - hope you find spring!
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