I am where I am - and we have snow - and this is what it's like. . .
icicles!
I'm going to send a small person out to collect these for me
(they are next to one of the flat rooves)
so I can make something with them
snowflakes on one of the tin flowers in the courtyard. . .
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YAY! Cable-connected!
I'm telling, you called her 'small person' ;-P
oh no I didn't. . .
!!!
I said I was going to send a small person out. . .
which, erm, *coughs*, does actually does leave only her, since Teen Too is now five ten and half (my height) - what I meant was more along the lines of the notion of wanting to play with the icicles but not wanting to get cold and wet by climbing out onto the roof in person
it's not as if I send them up chimneys for a living, is it. . .
and yes - I am now fully connected (well, camera to computer; still having problems with the internet connection)
which means you'll soon be invited up to see my etchings
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LOL...literally.
I'm so excited! The snowmans gets his own cuppa java. :-) WITH polka dots!
Awwwwwwww.....
(Lovely snow on the tin flower photo, btw.)
AND you gotta snow angel.....
It's a GREAT thing, this snow. No matter how often it snows in England--this one is a great snow!
*doing happy dance*
You're connected--woohooooo!!!!
it is indeed a winter wonderland Mel
and yes, connected at last (all good things come to those who are patient enough to wait!)
and we've now collected the icicles for more play. . . and it's STILL SNOWING!!!!!
of course, when the water goes or the electricity stops working (it's only a matter of time, this is England after all) I'm not sure if I'll be feeling so chipper
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ta da!
cable connected !!
I love the snow flakes on the flower!
and the angel on the deck...lovely
coffee for the visitor...niiiice.
(I wonder if one could make sand angels?)
I've made sand angels, but they only worked on the part of the beach where the wet sand was only a couple of inches below the soft, dry sand
but they do work!
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