Sunlight on deep snow
Bright red cardinal on the branch
Thaws the frozen heart
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It is cold and the snow is deep around me. In places the piles reach far above my head. It is still below freezing, but the sun feels warm. A cardinal flits amongst the branches of a shrub, it’s bright red jumping out against the bright white. On this February the 14th I think it is a great metaphor for the holiday. Happy Valentine’s Day!
(Sorry, no photos of the cardinal in the snow – I’ll try to get one later. And top photo is from two years ago – new snow photos coming soon!)
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Wonderful snowy pic!
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Thanks!
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The sunlight in that photos is wonderful. Picture postcard perfect shot!
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Thanks! I really liked that picture, which is why I chose this one. :)
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I come from a place where it doesn’t snow. I have always been fascinated by it.
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The snow is beautiful. I sometimes complain about it, but I love the snow.
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Look what I found:
http://www.theplaidzebra.com/you-could-win-this-organic-farm-worth-450000-with-a-200-word-essay/
A farm given away to the winner of a 200 word essay… ah but in North Carolina!
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Wow, quite a prize for 200 words! The pictures look beautiful, but I’m sure there is a huge amount of upkeep. If I were ready to retire and wanted to head south, but I’ll pass on it this time.
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Your Valentine must be hidden in the bushes. Look for her! Probably dressed in red in amongst your readers…
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Yes she is, dressed in red and hidden from sight. I’ll find her….
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This is a lovely sentiment.
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Thanks!
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