Tuesday, February 06, 2007
then came the snow…
Why keep it just cold, when you could have cold and wet and windy all in one fell swoop?
And if you think it’s easy manipulating a camera in thick gloves, mindful of the lens and gusts of snow, think again.
There will be those who will argue it’s pretty out there, on Bascom Hill, in a post-card-New-England sort of way.
Sure, I’ll grant that. But walking home is tough. I shout out a greeting to a colleague – trying to keep myself covered! He answers – it wont help.
At least I left my bike at home today. And so I did not look like him, zigzagging across the road with a ta-hell-with-it attitude and a pile of snow on his shoulders.
Instead, I stopped at my local flower shop for a pick-me-up. On the second coldest day of the year, you have to look at what’s ahead – a season of these, at the market, soon. No, not next week or even next month, but soon.
And if you think it’s easy manipulating a camera in thick gloves, mindful of the lens and gusts of snow, think again.
There will be those who will argue it’s pretty out there, on Bascom Hill, in a post-card-New-England sort of way.
Sure, I’ll grant that. But walking home is tough. I shout out a greeting to a colleague – trying to keep myself covered! He answers – it wont help.
At least I left my bike at home today. And so I did not look like him, zigzagging across the road with a ta-hell-with-it attitude and a pile of snow on his shoulders.
Instead, I stopped at my local flower shop for a pick-me-up. On the second coldest day of the year, you have to look at what’s ahead – a season of these, at the market, soon. No, not next week or even next month, but soon.
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The flowers are lovely!
ReplyDeleteHello Nina, I'm Konane,from Singapore. just one question, what actually comes to your mind when you see snow?
ReplyDeleteThe photos you've taken were nice.
Thank you and have a nice day. :)