The icicles are dripping slowly outside the window as I sit here. My cat would have been riveted. He could sit at the window and watch the drip...drip...drip all afternoon. He loved Christmas, too. The tree went up and he was ensconced under it for the duration of the season. We still miss that cat.

I made a mistake today. I had to pick up a prescription so I decided I would do a couple of other errands. I needed to pick up the prescription, but everything else really could have waited until next week. I have time to go out during the week. It seems that everyone else in the entire world has only Saturdays to be out and about. The traffic was congested and the stores were all packed, lines everywhere. I didn't mind that so much as the slush all over the roads and parking lots. Everything I did involved openning and closing car doors and so I was pretty well covered with slush and road salt myself. I should have worn my working in the yard clothes, not my going shopping clothes.
Snow is so pretty until you have the up close and personal encounters with it. The romance dies pretty quickly.
I agree snow is beautiful from a distance when it's fresh, but it's a real mess and very ugly in the slush stage.
ReplyDeleteLuckily in my rural, semi-southern area, slush is not a problem, in fact, snow is seldom a problem---darn it. Think I stopped too soon in my move North.
ReplyDeleteI know you must miss your decorations, but next Christmas will be here in the blink of an eye.
ReplyDeleteIf you have made pierogis, really, what else do you need?
ReplyDeletePerhaps it's time for a new cat? Slush is not as bad as ice. I hate it when cars and people slide all over the place with nasty results. Slush is messy but not painful. Your icicles look pretty.
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