… because you may get it.
In the last post, regarding the snowfall that was imminent, I wrote “Bring it on” with blythe chutzpa. Heh:

A VIEW THROUGH the Japanese maple leaves just outside my kitchen window to the embankment, hedgerow and tall evergreens beyond after the first snowfall of the season.

ALTHOUGH I EXPECTED the snow, by the time it started it was dark and enough had built up on the driveway that I didn't feel like moving my car up to the street. "I don't have anywhere I need to go," I reasoned, backing myself up by remembering how long it takes the county to actually make it out to our little neighborhood in the wilds to plow. Even with the cars up on the street, I wouldn't be going anywhere for a while.
As I write this, approximately five inches of snow has fallen. And it’s falling still, a misty, sand-like snow topping the layers of heavier stuff from the night. Forecast is for more today and tomorrow. I’m planning a rich, hot lamb stew for supper tonight, thick with carrots, corn, green beans and potatoes. And for dessert? An apple crumble, warm from the oven.
UPDATE: More snow. And comfort:
Adorable photos Wren. But snow? I am not ready for that yet.
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Looks a like a perfectly, delicious day. Enjoy! ps…can i come to dinner?
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Wow! That’s beautiful. Stay safe & warm.
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I love a good snow storm when I have nowhere to go. It is so beautiful and quiet. Enjoy! Oh and your stew sounds wonderful!
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Yowza!! That is some first snowfall! We just had a few flakes yesterday… 🙂 L
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Oohh, how wonderful to be curled up with Finny and PIB on your legs to keep you warm. Snuggling with Henry while the snow piles up outside is my favourite!
(P.S. Finny’s expression is adorable!)
Stay warm, Wren.
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Man, that’s some snow you’ve got there. 5 inches is our annual snowfall amount here … I hope we don’t meet it this winter. Finny rocks!
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