"Sporting a New Do;" note the saliva droplets, nice, eh?!
"No Bother..."
Ginger 'On the Watch;' in all of her glory...Mountain Dog that she is...:-)
Down the Rail (...please do note the 'blizzardy' wind whipping UP at the end of this shot; gusting to well at 45 MPH; and that I stood here to get this 4 U :-)Ha!)
Through the Trees
Wellll, it's Monday, March 5th (2012) and we have here, a blizzard with snow...and NO school.
"These are the tales of an ordinary women living in an extraordinary place." Indeed, you R right, Lynn. I don't take it for granted! The mountains ROCK. :-) Indeed, yes! :-) I especially love it here in the snow. Not too terribly cold here right now, either. It is hovering at 30.
Yes Talon, this morning I watched the front (a huge huge wall of gray clouds) move off over the mountain ridges. It was amazing. Our weather here is very changeable.
I hope you are toasty warm this morning and have lots of food. That's quite a view you have there - I include Ginger in that. :)
ReplyDelete"These are the tales of an ordinary women living in an extraordinary place." Indeed, you R right, Lynn. I don't take it for granted! The mountains ROCK. :-) Indeed, yes! :-)
ReplyDeleteI especially love it here in the snow. Not too terribly cold here right now, either. It is hovering at 30.
lol @ Ginger on the picnic table. I thought Charlie was the only dog who always seeks high vantage points! :)
ReplyDeleteStay warm and stay safe, lg! It must be amazing to watch the changing conditions over the mountains.
Yes Talon, this morning I watched the front (a huge huge wall of gray clouds) move off over the mountain ridges. It was amazing. Our weather here is very changeable.
ReplyDeleteI would change that to "an extraordinary woman living in an extraordinary place."
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ReplyDeleteLynn, smiling, bashfully. I must say...that it takes an extraordinary person...to know one!
(wink, wink!)
What a beautiful dog! Thank God you didn't call her Lassie!
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