... But no. This person decided driving fast on an icey road was a safe idea. The telephone pole had its own opinion on that thought.
Please drive safely and don't fight with telephone poles.
"There is not one big cosmic meaning for all, there is only the meaning we each give to our life, an individual meaning, an individual plot, like an individual novel, a book for each person." ~ Anais Nin
Showing posts with label Snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snow. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Snowpacolypse
I've had enough of snow. Yes, it is lovely, but this is ridiculous! Today is the third time we got more than 7 inches in a clip. You would think that people might start driving more safely...
Friday, January 7, 2011
"The Woods are Lovely, Dark and Deep"
I have a love-hate relationship with snow. It is beautiful to look at through a cozy warm living room window. the rugged naked beauty of nature is awe-inspiring and breath-taking. The photo below is take from my office window.
I can completely understand why snow is so inextricably linked to Christmas and the 'magical' quality of the season--aside from the whole Santa lives at the North Pole thing, which arctic explorers proved to be whoey. While it falls, snow creates a veil over the scenery. It adds mystery and beauty to a landscape.
I also love shoveling it as it is a great form of anaerobic exercise on a day you can but really shouldn't go running outside.
I hope you all can equally enjoy the view from my office window. I'm gonna go make a cup of hot tea to enjoy with my shortbread cookie for lunch while reading Edith Wharton's autobiography.
P.S.: I don't love the charcoal-colored snow once it gets dirty from car exhaust, salt and other substances we put on roads.
I can completely understand why snow is so inextricably linked to Christmas and the 'magical' quality of the season--aside from the whole Santa lives at the North Pole thing, which arctic explorers proved to be whoey. While it falls, snow creates a veil over the scenery. It adds mystery and beauty to a landscape.
I also love shoveling it as it is a great form of anaerobic exercise on a day you can but really shouldn't go running outside.
P.S.: I don't love the charcoal-colored snow once it gets dirty from car exhaust, salt and other substances we put on roads.
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