Oh wait--you can't look because I don't have any pictures. Too bad.
You should know better than to request photos. Haven't I expressed often enough what a terrible photographer I am and how much I hate carrying a camera around? Besides, my cameras seem to be accident-prone and bringing them outside is a dicey proposition.
Anyway, I have lots of pictures of previous snowstorms, which look pretty much exactly like this storm. How about these photos? Or this one of the driveway buried in snow? Or how about this one of the Abominable Snowdogs?
You get the idea. Snow. And as for the anchor ice, it looks like this, except without any sun to shine on it and make it all pretty and glowing. Instead it's getting covered in a fresh layer of snow at this very moment.
It's all very wintery and all very familiar. Snow. Ice. Blackrock in the winter. We've seen it all before.
We love your photography, it's real , it's life , it's real life.
ReplyDeleteTake a pic from inside the house looking out a window.
Yah, I know, it will look like the others outside. But, put Cubby in the photo and it will be new and fresh AND Cubby.
Cubby's first full winter.
Woot,woot. Beth
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Ice covered by snow - take care if you have to go outside.
ReplyDeleteNICE!
ReplyDeleteBeaches with ice = WEIRD!
(Ms. Copyeditor, when using an equal sign in a sentence as I did above, do you put spaces around it or no? Same with slashes? [/])
Personally, I don't put spaces, but there is no actual rule about it. Depends on the style and preference of the publication. As long as the use of spaces (or not) is consistent in a document, you're good to go.
ReplyDeleteThat will be 15 dollars, please.