Yeah, having lived in Southern California for about 65 years, I find the photos of snow delightfully pretty -- but feel vaguely uncomfortable unless they're clearly framed as looking out through a window.
I suppose so, juggling time & intensity. Although ... with snow, you _know_ that it's going to happen again within a relatively short time.
And now it's time for me to head off for the Community Gardens to plant seeds or seedlings of Arugula, lettuces, beets, and edible-pod peas, mostly to be harvested in January and February.
I hope they got lots of snow. (I'm remembering Sievert Young Bear's remark, when he was out here to sing at a winter powwow some years ago, "Up there, snow's welcome because it's the warmest thing we've got during the Winter".)
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The Sky Is Falling!
Date: 2008-11-07 02:56 pm (UTC)The Sky Is Falling!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm trying to remember why it is I live in a state that regularly features that four letter word snow...
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Date: 2008-11-07 03:29 pm (UTC)K.
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Date: 2008-11-07 03:57 pm (UTC)And now it's time for me to head off for the Community Gardens to plant seeds or seedlings of Arugula, lettuces, beets, and edible-pod peas, mostly to be harvested in January and February.
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Date: 2008-11-07 04:03 pm (UTC)Si!
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