Snow
by Dorothy Aldis
The fence posts wear marshmallow hats
On a snowy day;
Bushes in their nightgowns
Are kneeling down to pray -
And all the trees have silver skirts
And want to dance away.
by Dorothy Aldis
The fence posts wear marshmallow hats
On a snowy day;
Bushes in their nightgowns
Are kneeling down to pray -
And all the trees have silver skirts
And want to dance away.
Isn't it just perfect for a snowy day?!
It is snowing again right now, but I took these pictures yesterday:
The entrance to our woodland "tunnel" looks golden in the morning light.
The tracks of some large fowl:
Here she is! Rose said, "Look! She is keeping her eggs refrigerated!"
And, as this is a miscellaneous post about various snow activities, here is a recipe for Snow Cream:
Snow Cream:
Mix 2 c milk, 1 c sugar 1/2 tsp vanilla and a dash of salt in a large bowl.
Take bowl outside and set in some snow to keep it cool.
Mix in 16 c snow (I could only fit about 12 c in my bowl and it was very sweet).
Eat immediately!
3 comments:
Love the pictures. I've been waiting for a new post. We still have between 2 and 4 ft. of snow in the yard, depending where you look. Love the "gold" tunnel!
Grandma Sharon
Beautiful pictures and I just love that poem.
The poem is excellent! Thanks for sharing it and those gorgeous pictures! Enjoy those pre-chilled eggs.
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