I know this is the day that the Lord hath made and we should rejoice and be glad in it, and I do and I am, but I really, really can't wait for Spring.
There's ice on the pool, which, I think, is a
first in the 7 1/2 years we've been here.
first in the 7 1/2 years we've been here.
I see green in my Colonel Reb bulb bed.
I'm thinking that may be daffodils.
It won't hurt me to lose
them as much as it would my tulips.
I'm thinking that may be daffodils.
It won't hurt me to lose
them as much as it would my tulips.
I don't think we'll need to worry about staying warm.
Thanks to Jeremy Foster, our wood supply is quite adequate.
Thanks to Jeremy Foster, our wood supply is quite adequate.
This shot of the moon has nothing to
do with the temperature.
I just thought it was pretty.
do with the temperature.
I just thought it was pretty.
D'Lyla says, "Enough already, let's go in!"
It was cold in Mississippi today, wasn't it?
ReplyDeleteTerry
As an old Ole Miss alum, I love the theme of your Col. Reb bulb garden and really enjoyed my visit to your blog.
ReplyDeleteHotty Toddy to you....on a cold day like today, I could use a real HOT TODDY for sure.
Jon at Mississippi Garden
Lisa, that is a great photograph of the moon. You should develop it and have it framed.
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping that this is the last big freeze of winter. Did it even reach 30 degrees here today? My e-mail friend in Fort Wayne, Indiana said it may get above 20 degrees there in the next few days (a real warm spell!), so I guess this isn't too bad.
Jon
ReplyDeleteI think we could all use a Hotty Toddy today (and yes, I realize I spelled it ToTTy today). I don't know what came over me.
LPM
Mona
ReplyDeleteThanks. I was trying to get a shot of D'Lyla waiting on her breakfast at the bird feeder and happened to look up and see that moon. I thought it was really pretty. The sunset was gorgeous this afternoon too. I just posted a couple of pictures. BRRRR!!!!
Lisa