CHILLY AND GREY MORNING. In the distance, a train whistle blows as its rumbling sound goes through town vibrating my home environment in the room I'm in. With the weather conditions the way they are I suppose contributes to hearing the rumbling. After the train passes, it's so quiet inside.
The curtains are open letting visions of the grey encase the Kansas sky. It looks like a true wintery day this Monday. The rain is dripping from the windows making dinging sounds. Perhaps it will actually snow as predicted.
Sitting here I wonder what I should attempt to do within the house. A couple loads of laundry, papers to file, run the vacuum in the dining room, appointment in the shower sometime today. Very lenient with the time. A Longaberger basket sits to the side of my recliner holding papers to go through. It could be lots worse. Larger baskets do exist in the universe. Thankfully, not on my watch. I must be productive so I'll thumb through the paperwork and call it good.
The Christmas decor is gone. That took a month of Sundays to make happen, but I'm alright with the decor on the door holding out for as long as it did. It disappeared just in time for missing future snow storms.
PAUSE
It has begun to snow some. Lovely fluffy white flakes falling. My heart is singing a HAPPY SONG. For a moment I witnessed snowflakes of the real kind. No references toward people being snowflakes, but nature's way of taking care of WINTER drought. It stopped about as fast as it started. Daytime thrill.
I so hope that there's more from where that came from. So hope. We may not get much snow this year. I would be very disappointed. If it's going to be cold, I'd like some snow with it.
x♡x♡ d

4 comments:
Lovely post and pictures!
Hope you have a great week.
Hi Kathy. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you have a great week as while.
Blessings,
d
Hello. It snowed overnight here in MIChigan and is still softly falling. I'm good with that. It covers all the brown and gray on the ground. Husband works from home now so I no longer worry about his hour commute. Love your photos and especially your Sunday prayer. Thank you.
Hi Pam. I like it when we can stay home and not be concerned about traveling in icky weather. Thanks for stopping by. Blessings, d
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