(No, this is not a cooking show!)
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Grandmother! What unusual weather we are having! We are feeling the effects of an inversion, which makes it colder at the lower elevations than it is up in the Cascades. Can you believe I'm staying bundled in wool and polarfleece from morning till night and people are snow skiing at the area resorts in shirtsleeves?
Yesterday morning we awoke to a fresh accumulation of hoar frost. I bundled up and headed out to do chores as quickly as possible in order to get to church on time – and kept getting derailed by beauty. Then, on my way back to the house, I got derailed by this:
Silly Annabelle. What a hoot!
That's it from the funny farm at . . .
16 comments:
She's lucky her tongue didn't stick to the wire. lol So pretty though otherwise. Never heard of it!
Sorry, there was a silly mistake in my last post...
I wanted to say that´s so lovely how she enjoys it.
At first I thought that was going to be a story kinda like a flag pole, but I see she is methodically cleaning off wire by wire LOL .... great pictures, enter those in some contests too, should be a winner in there.
Annabelle is adorable. I never knew what hoar frost was until your blog. Great teacher of all things beautiful! lol Hope you come join us over on the Christian group in ravlery. I will send you an invite!
More gorgeous pictures! And those of Annabelle truly are unique. I agree with Tombstone Livestock . . . those would be a winner in a contest!
Is she eating the hoarfrost?
Is she eating the hoarfrost?
I love the pictues of the ice points... and the sheep is too funny!
Glad to be of educational service, Winderly and Angora Amora! ;-)
Yes, Astrid, she seemed almost entranced while eating the frost off the wires.
TL and Mama Pea, I probably would have deleted my originals after posting them here but for your comments. I'll hang onto them now and see what happens; thanks!
Yes, Mary Ann, with relish!
Thanks, Ruth; I thought so, too.
Ooooo! Ice cream!
Light on the cream and butter, but it must taste lovely nonetheless.
Sue, in frosty Santa Clara Valley, CA
Hi Michelle! Thank you for visiting and taking part in my giveaway! I just wanted to let you know that I'm preparing a posting of dessert recipes with olive oil, following your suggestion! In the meantime, you could go through my published Greek traditional dessert recipes.
http://fernsatbalcony.blogspot.gr/2012/10/black-pearls.html
http://fernsatbalcony.blogspot.gr/2012/10/loukoumades.html
I hope you like them!
Yes, entranced is really the right word for the expression of her face. :D I didn´t know before, google helped.
Too funny! Great catches :-).
See, another lovely picture story!!! That's why I visit so much, great stuff to read and look at all the time.
Michelle,
Your blog is awesome! I love the photos. I'm a new follower
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