At this juncture - with New Year's resolutions to do all sorts of meaningful things, I suspect that time or energy to be scintillating will number my entries. Working stiffs like me are immersed in perpetual darkness this time of year, so weekend efforts will have to be made for interesting photos to adorn the page. It does, however, make February and March greatly enjoyable as the sun begins to return! Perhaps this coming Saturday, at the annual Northwoods Sleigh & Cutter Rally, I will capture some northwoods charm.
Here's one from last year's event! Not my horse, in case anyone might be so misguided as to think they were cart-ready. The sleigh bells are really cool, though! Lots of fancy outfits, expensive harnesses, and beautifully restored sleighs.While commuting, the snow is truly beautiful (framed in my car's headlights) decorating every conifer for miles! Perhaps you shall see more later, or even a post-Christmas letter for friends and family. Hope springs eternal, as my current down time with TV, is limited to 32 more days. I have no intention of paying for the priviledge after Feb 17th. The piano will get much more use, I'm sure!
Take care until next...
D.
3 comments:
I'm glad you are still writing something on your blog, even if rarely. You are correct, I think, in saying that blogging is for those who are retired or for some other reason have lots of free time. It's great for people like me, but not for busy folks like you.
I guess you and I are among the very few people in the country who will not have TV reception after February. I am still debating about buying a converter box for my TV, which uses rabbit ears and only gets one and a half stations! Hardly worth converting. I never seem to want to watch anything on TV, so can't say I will miss it when I don't have it at all.
Take care driving in all that snow.
I don't have the email addresses you asked for. And, I'm not sure I even have a correct address for you. If you will send me an email, I will respons with Jack and Kit's address and you can ask them for the ones you want.
Kathy
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