Here is an old post that I dusted off...but it is as true today as it was then.
I know that most of you are buried in snow but down here in Texas we have been in drought. It has been so dry that the ground is like powder. We did finally get some ice this past weekend but not nearly enough moisture from it to heal the land. I have been so longing for snow or rain that I pulled out some of my pictures from last year when we got a few inches of snow. I went out to check on the ducks that day expecting them to be all snug in their shed only to find them out waddling around in the white stuff.


I love how it coats everything making it seem clean & beautiful. The beauty almost takes my breath away.

The snow seems to cause everything to look softer and the flurries in the air makes it seem misty & ethereal.

My prayer garden looks so different. Gone are all the bright colors with one swift stroke of The Lord's paintbrush, He paints it white.
11 comments:
Hi Debbie,
Thanks so much for stopping by Hoe & Shovel and leaving your nice comment. All your snow pictures are making we long for snow. Now that last week's freeze killed so much of my garden it might as well go ahead and let the pretty stuff fall... although it never does snow here... we would know things were really out of sync if that happened.
I'll just enjoy all your photos from last year with every little thing covered in the pretty white.
Meems @ Hoe and Shovel
Our snow is about gone in Edmond, Oklahoma. It was about 1/2 inch of precipitation which we too really needed. Today is warm and the plants look revived.
Hi Debbie,
The world's weather is certainly changing. We too are in drought conditions in San Diego. It's scary if you love to garden.
Your pictures and blog are very sweet.
God Bless!
Nancy
I feel the same way about snow. I love it. I know it can cause a multitude of problems,but it has it's place just like all of God's creation. We had the worst stom in 40 years here in December but I enjoyed every day of it. I hope you get rain, and there is still time for snow, winter isn't over yet. TTFN
Hi there Debbie , Great images of your garden :-)
Perhaps you’ll get some of the white stuff soon. I never considered that you might have a drought there at the moment. Overnight the UK has had a good snowfall – you are most welcome to some of it ;-)
Have a great week :-D
Beautiful pictures of the snow. I agree snow definitely seems to quiet the world giving us a peace and tranquility we don't always get to enjoy. Here in TN they are calling for some white stuff tonight and tomorrow.
Thank you for stopping by Robin's Nesting Place and leaving your comment. As much as I'm tired of the winter and snow right now, I'm very thankful for the moisture. We had drought conditions a couple of years ago and it was terrible. I hope you get some rain for your garden soon.
Beautiful snow scenes!
Yes, snow can be magical... but after it's on the ground for a few months I just want it to go away and see green again. :-)
You have the beginnings of a very nice blog here...will be back to visit you, and your garden.
The snow does have that calming silent effect...doesn't it. Our foot of snow has melted down to 8 inches...off to colder temps tonight...15 I think.
Beautiful pictures. So peaceful and serene. We seem to never get snow anymore, but I have felt that stillness you are talking about.
We need rain so bad...maybe later this spring..
Hi Debbie, Your photos are lovely. Thank you for your comment on my blog and sorry it's taken me so long to get back with you. I'm glad that you are following my blog and I'll do the same so I can remember to stop by from time to time! Take care:) Jan
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