Tender is the snow
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Roads, villages, towns, airports, streets, schools stopped by the tenderness of snow. Were it not so dangerous it would be one of the world wonders.
Monday 11 January 2010
Roads, villages, towns, airports, streets, schools stopped by the tenderness of snow. Were it not so dangerous it would be one of the world wonders.
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Really tender. You're right, snow magically changes the world and makes one want to whisper and to meditate. Except for kids- they go wild as soon as it snows, at least here.
We're having a strange winter.A sinusoidal one, to make a Mathematical joke. Warm and freezing days follow at regular periods of time. The snow last week is gradually gone, we had 15 degrees on Saturday, and now the temperature is going down again. A roller coaster.
Your photos might bring back my appetite for photos- I had lost it for quite a while.
Kids are the same everywhere, they also get mad here. Kids, and even older kids.
It was minus 10,4 degrees yesterday night. It's 1 degree now and it is sunny but we are announced more snow and low temperatures. There are quite a lot of problems on roads and airports, but nothing that cannot be solved with lots of patience.
I'm glad you're thinking about taking your camera again, but remember too much of anything is always bad.
Take care
I have to wait for the sun in order to make photos. We have only had 2 sunny days in something like 2 months and it's really tiring. Besides, I'm swamped in work. But, in this place, I work heartily. You know what I mean, I'm sure.
Send me some sun and some patience, I desperately need them!
Talking of kids and weather- a real and fresh story from second grade test.
Q: How do you call the statement: "The wind is blowing"? (of course, the right answer was: a sentence)
A; We call this a storm.
They are disarming. I've recently read a letter to Santa that ended: May the force be with you, Santa!
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