Quote For The Day
“I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape. Something waits beneath it; the whole story doesn’t show.” Andrew Wyeth, artist
Tag Archives: winter
Images of Winter
The pale, frost of winter has long since receded. Nature seems to have decided it was spring weeks before the calendar or meteorologist declared it so. Although the temperature is […]
Winter Nesters
Who doesn’t long for a home to call one’s own? It can be a small, simple place that is your nest that provides warmth, comfort and security. A place to […]
Winter Blackbird
Blackbird singing in the morning light, as I trod a path of broken branches toward the right. I’m moved by the unexpected sweetness of the song. It could go on […]
Winter Waves
Is it still winter season when it feels like a warm spring? Both nature and I agree it feels like spring. While walking past an urban creek, I could waves […]
Winter Mallards
Do you ever feel like your paddling upstream in a strong current, paddling against the odds of finishing the journey and reaching a destination? Don’t we all have times like […]
Quote For The Week
“I don’t focus on what I’m up against. I focus on my goals and I try to ignore the rest.” Venus Williams, professional tennis player with seven Grand Slam titles
Winter Solitude
Tucked up in a tree, a little bird sang to me breaking me out of my reverie. It blended in so well with branches, camouflaged by a bare tree that […]
Winter White
Although the ground is laced with snow nor slick with ice; it’s a cold day of chilled winds and gray skies. I feel for the bird puffed up on the […]
Quote For The Week
“I wish you a tolerable Thursday. That’s all any of us can hope for.” April Winchell, actress, commentator and comedian, talk radio host, voice actress and writer
Winter Wings
Mist seems to rise from the ground up to the cloudy sky on this cold, rainy winter day. Dampness cuts through the layers and penetrate the warmth of clothing. What […]
Quote For The Week
“Winter is a season of recovery and preparation.” Paul Theroux, novelist and travel writer
