Monthly Archives: December 2010
Snowy day in the neighborhood
This is the newest house out in our neck of the woods. I really like it. It belongs to a young couple with a little girl. They are really good neighbors. You can sort of tell how heavy the snow … Continue reading
Post A Day in 2011
Here’s my first new goal for 2011. To post on my blog everyday in 2011, or at least to have 365 blogs posted by the end of 2011. I know I will miss a week when I am at camp … Continue reading
Snow as seen from the highway
We still had a lot of snow about on Sunday, but I was also expecting a lot of company later in the day, so I knew that the few miles between our house and church would be my only chance … Continue reading
Christmas decorations
I took my camera with me on Sunday morning to get some more snow pictures, but most of them didn’t turn out. The truck windows are tinted and they are dirty, so I was handicapped from the start. I will … Continue reading
Christmas snow on the cedars
The first two sets of snow pictures were taken just across the lane from our house. For this set, I walked down to a double row of cedars that my hubby planted down by the lake. Two of my favorite … Continue reading
More Christmas snow!
Here’s a few more shots of our Christmas snow. It was wet and heavy. I didn’t get out soon enough to get shots of it hanging on all the little weeds and twigs.
Let it Snow!
It’s been a long time since we’ve had a white Christmas like this! Here’s a few shots from this morning.
Merry Christmas!
I tried posting a couple of pictures of my Christmas tree on my Facebook page, but they uploaded sideways. Bummer! Decided to try again here. Taken with flash off in auto mode. Slightly different point of view. Same camera settings. … Continue reading
Country sunset
It has been mostly cloudy here for several days. Yesterday the sun peeked out just at sunset, so I braved the elements to get a shot. I was doing some cleaning yesterday and came across several items that I had … Continue reading
Country By Design hot pad
I’ve really enjoyed making these “Christmas” hot pads or pot holders. The trees are folded from a square of fabric so there aren’t any raw edges. This one uses homespun, flannel, and vintage denim fabrics. I made this one heavier … Continue reading
