..and liking it.
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Freda
13/3/2019 12:13:33 pm
It kept ma awake Viv, but no damage - hope you had none either.
cathy
13/3/2019 05:43:31 am
as long as I know the storm's not a dangerous one (tornado or hurricane-force winds) hunkering down during a storm can be comforting...listening to the rain on the roof, no bright sunshine. I can feel as though this is a time to stop & renew.
Freda
13/3/2019 12:15:12 pm
You describe the feeling beautifully. I knew I wouldn't be going anywhere so settled down to enjoy it.
Mary
13/3/2019 06:37:13 am
Cozy. Stay safe.
Freda
13/3/2019 12:15:47 pm
So far so good Mary, though more to come....
Lotta
13/3/2019 08:06:11 am
Now the question is, did the candles remain purely decorative or did they become your one and only source of light as power lines went down? Extremely stormy here too last night.
Freda
13/3/2019 12:16:46 pm
Purely decorative and very comforting Lotta. Hope you have no damage either!
cath
13/3/2019 11:42:13 am
Candles create a connection, they are a passage way into mystery, forging an in- between. I love this photograph. Thank you, Freda.
Freda
13/3/2019 12:17:38 pm
I am so glad it created this connection between us Cath.
Julia
13/3/2019 04:12:49 pm
I am smiling while i remember living in the country in the 90’s. My nearest neighbor and i had a deal: if we had a huge dump of snow..well there was nothing we could do except stay home and get cozy...we could not catch up on chores, or do laundry, or vacuum...how could we? There was a storm! So it was tea and a book, and a blanket.. or maybe tea with a friend after a snow-walk..:-)
Freda
14/3/2019 09:39:43 am
What a good plan. What a good friend! I am smiling too. Leave a Reply. |
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