Wednesday, January 22
The morning sun tinted everything with a yellow glow.
The goldfinches looked more yellow than they actually are at this time of year.
As the sun got higher in the sky the light revealed beautiful white snow.
By evening we were back to yellow in the sky.
Then just as the sun set the entire sky turned a pinkish-orange.
You may remember that we did very little work the day before, as we enjoyed watching the snow. I’m happy to report that we reached our work goals on this day.
- Cerwin went to the office early to clear the parking lot so the International staff could get to work.
- I was pleased to finish our Extra Mile newsletter. I reviewed it with Cerwin when he got home so it was ready to send to the office for proofreading in the morning.
It was a good day – after the snow.
Just the right amount of snow — not so much that life is paralyzed but enough to be a pretty frosting on everything outside. Love your pix!
I would have liked a blizzard, but settled for the few inches we got. 🙂
Just caught up on your last 3 posts with all the birds ~ just makes me go ahhhhh ~ LOVE them! wunnerful, wunnerful ~ 🙂
Thanks. It sounds like you had a cold welcome back home. 🙂
Once again, your bird shots are gorgeous! And the snow shots, too — the morning and evening ones exemplify why those times are called golden hours, and the midday shots are just plain beautiful — interesting how blue the shadows are in contrast with the white of the snow!
Thanks. It is fun to look for pictures on these cold winter days.