A Lovely February Saturday
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| Corn Snow |
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| Lens Flare |
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| Rabbit Tracks |
Sitting outdoors soaking up some rays on a winter day was relaxing after an errands' out and about. Recent rain melted a lot of snow to create the icy crunch of what's called corn snow. I can see green grass. Spring fills the senses.
Wishing all y'all a spectacular week-end
Sing to a marshmallow
Browse lampshades online
Bake a cassarole from a recipe
Draw in the air with your hands
Read about plate tectonics
Call a love one or friend
Make yourself a Valentine
Dream up an ice cream flavor
Smile
P.S. I air drew myself down to my shoes, and then walked away via twiddling fingers. I was fun. :)
P.S. Corn snow surface photo
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| Corn snow kernal like surface |
Thank you for the smile your post always brings!
ReplyDeleteSmiling is good, Marie
ReplyDeleteChoosing a song to sing to a marshmallow, making up a song is the better fun.
Have a great weekend!
Have never heard of corn snow before. I like your list today. Made me smile. : )
ReplyDelete~Sheri
We've still got a good amount, but it has been an odd winter.
ReplyDeleteSheri,
ReplyDeleteCorn snow is a skier's term to describe mainly icy snow from spring's warm days and freezing nights.
Smile On!
William,
ReplyDeleteOdd winter is spot on.
One week winter. One week spring. Mother Nature on excess caffeine trying to race into spring.
I shuddered about the corn snow. One of my art teachers took an awful fall skiing corn snow, ended with a knee replacement after a broken hip. Ow! That was the first I'd heard of it.
ReplyDeletedelightful series of winter photos ~
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days ~
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Those rabbit tracks made me smile.
ReplyDeleteFun to think about singing to a marshmallow!
ReplyDeleteLiz,
ReplyDeleteCorn snow is a dicey surface.
I was careful walking on it today.
Sorry about your friend
Thank you, Carol
Taking photos of what is around us is fun.
Loree,
They are cute to see.
I almost missed them in the bright sunlight.
Lorrie,
Pre game, I sang along with Babyface for most of "American the Beautiful," next to an empty marshmallow bag. :)
The sunlight hours are lengthening and the sun feels powerful again! Five weeks to spring!
ReplyDeleteHad never heard of corn snow before..
ReplyDeleteWe have had no snow.. :(
Beautiful photos as always. There has been no snow for us this year (we rarely get any) so I enjoy yours all the more. Best wishes for a creative week.
ReplyDeleteCorn snow - I learned a new term! We've had very little snow all winter. I noticed that my day lilies are coming up. I think it's too soon! Unless we're done with frigid weather. That would be nice. Unless that means we'll have an early and hot summer. Hope not. The weather always keeps my brain busy.
ReplyDeleteMarie,
ReplyDelete5 weeks will go by fast. :)
Hena,
The recent rains and higher temps took away lots of the snow at this lower elevation.
Lisa,
Winter has more snow in the weeks ahead.
Becki,
Out from under the melted snow, it is weird here to see such green grass in the yard.
I hadn't heard of corn snow until now.
ReplyDeleteWe've not had any snow here this year.
I made pasta by hand this weekend. Not too much, but it was fun to try!
~Mary
Mary,
ReplyDeletePasta Bravo!
I have yet to try making my own pasta.