Are those snow clouds?
Even a cold winter sun warms us.
I don't know why to be in the clouds is a negative expression. I would gladly float for hours in your beautiful, inviting sky.:)
CherryPie,those at the horizon (bottom) brought some snow, some hours later.Susan,yes. It's lovely to see its light - the more when your heart is wandering in the fog ... :)Claude,one special place will always kept free for you - on cloud nine. :)
Quite sure there will be more snow. In The Hague we have a thick white blanket now.Bertus
That looks a bit like my sun. Can we share? Perhaps we have to? I think we each get our very own rays, however. Everything is quite well organised, sometimes.
Bertus,... leise rieselt der Schnee, while I am writing this.Keep things hot in The Hague, poet.
Wow - that's a nifty shot Sean.
Nice shot but it seems to bode more snow... or else the snow landed on us before it got to you!
"Die Mauern stehnSprachlos und kalt, im WindeKlirren die Fahnen."
Wishing you and Mrs J. a very Merry Christmas Sean.
Janice,it's the sky that deserves your laud. :)Jams,lots of snow we got then, as a shovel and sour muscles could have told.Bertus,... spoke Hölderlin.[And so right he was.]Janice,with 63 days delay: thank you.
Are those snow clouds?
ReplyDeleteEven a cold winter sun warms us.
ReplyDeleteI don't know why to be in the clouds is a negative expression. I would gladly float for hours in your beautiful, inviting sky.:)
ReplyDeleteCherryPie,
ReplyDeletethose at the horizon (bottom) brought some snow, some hours later.
Susan,
yes. It's lovely to see its light - the more when your heart is wandering in the fog ... :)
Claude,
one special place will always kept free for you - on cloud nine. :)
Quite sure there will be more snow. In The Hague we have a thick white blanket now.
ReplyDeleteBertus
That looks a bit like my sun. Can we share? Perhaps we have to? I think we each get our very own rays, however. Everything is quite well organised, sometimes.
ReplyDeleteBertus,
ReplyDelete... leise rieselt der Schnee, while I am writing this.
Keep things hot in The Hague, poet.
Wow - that's a nifty shot Sean.
ReplyDeleteNice shot but it seems to bode more snow... or else the snow landed on us before it got to you!
ReplyDelete"Die Mauern stehn
ReplyDeleteSprachlos und kalt, im Winde
Klirren die Fahnen."
Wishing you and Mrs J. a very Merry Christmas Sean.
ReplyDeleteJanice,
ReplyDeleteit's the sky that deserves your laud. :)
Jams,
lots of snow we got then, as a shovel and sour muscles could have told.
Bertus,
... spoke Hölderlin.
[And so right he was.]
Janice,
with 63 days delay: thank you.