gee, i just wish Winter would be over...
sigh.
welcome to weather in Montana.
the roses are crying,
the grass is hiding,
the snapdragons lost their snap...
well, exchanged it for an icy snap.
even the hammock is confused.
Snow on october 4th?
its confusing all of us.
So what does it mean?
So
it must mean ~
We completely forgot Halloweeen and Thanksgiving!
Thats okay, we can adapt!
Merry Christmas, to Each and Everyone!
errr, i think!
~
oh, goodness. hope you have some firewood handy.
ReplyDeleteIt was 84 in L.A. today--much too hot for me!!
ReplyDeleteHowdy FW & MF,
ReplyDeleteOnly 6 more months until SPRING and green grass... One of my friends was from Montana and told us that they lived in a 'cup/bowl of a valley, which would FILL with SNOW and they had to shovel UPWARD FOR AIR, Tunnel ACROSS to the barn build a stairway out and walk OVER to granma's house to dig her out.... Now, he is a medical doctor and I want to believe him, BUT that's a WHOLE LOT OF SNOW !!!!!
Pet Tomaz for us, pat the hosses and try to have a HAPPY DAY !!!!
Snow already?! Oh my.
ReplyDeleteOh oh oh I am so excited keep it cold and I will be right over with my snowshoes....do you have a giant ice dome to lower over your beautiful snowy world to preserve it for me I am not sure how long it will take I may have to ship myself parcel post COD if that is OK. I can only imagine my getting those beautiful, beautiful photos on my camera that you now have on yours. Merry Christmas everyone yeah that is a bit of a worry I wonder if will it be hot and humid at Christmas. Only time will tell my friend..:). Ebony and Frostig look so pretty but I am sure they are not amused. Hopefully someone is sharing the nice dry shed if you know what I mean:) Good thing you had the handsome chimney sweep on the roof the other day:) xo B
ReplyDeleteMeh. Weather is so undependable. Odds are there will be some Indian Summer that will drop in about the time we've put on all our woolies, dug out our snow shovel and fired up the furnace.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love that shot of the "grass hiding". Its way too early for a winter storm. Sure hope this is just a glitch and you'll be back to autumn soon. Poor roses are lovely with the snow, but its brutal to them.
ReplyDeleteSending warm wishes .
ReplyDeleteSnuggle up to Forrestman with a cup of CoCo and roast some chestnuts by an open fire ??
See what happens when you clean the chimney Tomaz !
Tell me about it we have close to four feet here in the hills. Drat! Drat! Drat!
ReplyDeleteWinter is closer than we think.
ReplyDeleteStay warm and safe!
brrr it will be here all to soon
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. I lived in Montana when I was very little, I only remember snow!
ReplyDeleteYIKES . . . very early . . . loved your snowy jingle like post!
ReplyDeleteSo were you setting up your Christmas card photo collage and went a little over board........,got really involved...... Happy Valentines Day.....
ReplyDeleteWow! Crazy weather! My parents are in Illinois, and they hit 88 the other day. The photos are great, though!
ReplyDeleteGeesh! I've been watching ya'll on the weather channel...snow...crazy!!
ReplyDelete1. Love your new header!
ReplyDelete2. Love that shot.
3. Not loving the snow images in between.
4. Hang in there! xo
#2 should have been "love that last shot." Ruined the whole flow of my comment. Rats.
ReplyDeleteGood grief!!! Sorry but SO beautiful.........
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas I think,we are still in shorts here so that would mean school holidays.oh no!
ReplyDeletePoor roses! :(
ReplyDeleteAt least it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAh yes, a little snow on the roses...
ReplyDeleteI know it is snow...but, pretty pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures, especially the horses in the snow. It's early isn't it? Hopefully it will warm up again before the real winter sets in.
ReplyDeleteWacky weather for sure. We have not had any snow down low yet!!!! I do say yet cause it's coming. Loved all the pics, poor flowers do look confused as much as I hate to say it ...the horses in the snow make for great photos.
ReplyDeletePS Did I tell you already how much I love that Header shot!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteooohhhh no, I had no idea!! Last year we had snow at the jersey shore in October, right after super store sandy!!
ReplyDeleteThe last image is amazing, Christmas Card amazing!!
OK....if I woke up to that on October 4th I would say.....and please pardonnomme'(sp) my french....because I don't usually talk like this...but I would say...."Are you F'n kidding me!" I would.
ReplyDeleteCindy Bee
PS - I'm not usually a potty mouth.
Oh, and I'd break out the tequila....rapid heart rate or not.
ReplyDeleteCindy Bee
Beautiful pictures - but a bit early for snow.... it didn't get close to us (we got rain) but oh the others out west sure did get it.
ReplyDeleteFirst, thank you for your comment, I love you too, that's for sure. I have missed you, missed knowing what happened with Frostig. Now I know he came home with you. Baby is happy, right? I have to go back and read about them. I don't know how my dried herbs are turning out. Being a Swede, well, a Swedish goddess, I had to dry the dill first and foremost, then I did the rosemary, sweet basil, and some parsley (don't know about the parsley, but the rest smells real good). We had snow at about 1,000 feet above us, but only a small amount. I love, love, love what you got and the pictures of the horses in the snow are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI know you are a busy woman, but when you stay up at midnight and no longer need to look for a horse, perhaps you could begin on a book. A book about life in the West, a book about wild fires, wild mustangs, wild flowers, and survival. A book about how the grass came back and the flowers too. You have so much talent, it would kind of be a shame if it didn't get out there in the world. I know this is a very difficult thing to do, so if there is no time for it, I am so glad to have this blog where I can come and read better writing than in many, many of the books published today.
ReplyDeleteI especially love the horse pictures....wow!!!!!!!
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