It's always long goodbyes at your event horizons

[sovay]

It was snowing this morning, the first snow of the year. We watched it spiral lightly out of the dawn-blue overcast. It didn't seem to be sticking, but it was beautiful, and made the world look like something else for a little while.

It stuck.

Comments

[julian]

Is sticking.

[julian]

Also: thank you for that tree.

[asakiyume]

Bending the clotheslines down...

[rachelmanija]

How beautiful. Enjoy it.

[selkie]

If I did that I'm
sorry. It is October.
Do you take haiku?

[oracne]

Pretty!

[cmcmck]

Folks that side tell me it's come early this year.

We're due a hard Winter after a couple of relatively easy years...........

[osprey_archer]

What a lovely photo. Beautiful first snow.

[ashlyme]

Wow. What's your tree there?

[jesse_the_k]

Beautiful, especially if you don't have to shovel it.

[gwynnega]

So beautiful! (I hope someday I will be somewhere when it is snowing. So far it has never happened.)

[sartorias]

So magical!

A friend called this morning and insisted on a FaceTime call, though I warned said person I was wearing a tank top and was sweaty and gross from trundling my flab on the exercise bike==but when I agreed to it, surprise! Their camera showed me FALLING SNOW, so very beautiful, especially to my parched, sun-and-smoke dried eyes, as I wipe lavender on the latest crop of mosquito bites.

[davidgillon]

Wow, that's definitely more than a dusting.

[sholio]

Oh, pretty! The first snow is always so lovely, especially when there are still leaves on the trees - I love that look of the green covering up the white. (Is this unusually early where you are? It wouldn't be early in Alaska, but I don't remember getting snow in Illinois until late Nov. or Dec.)

[thisbluespirit]

Oh, very pretty!

[skygiants]

I had an outdoor volunteer shift yesterday morning, so I did not appreciate the falling snow quite as much as I would have if I had had more of an indoors option, but walking home from work at the end of the day with the lights shining off the snowy branches and arriving to a hot shower and hot soup truly did make everything worth it.

[kore]

So pretty! and BRRRRRRRR weather like that is exactly why I moved to Seattle. Growing up in Santa Fe was bad enough. But what a lovely photo.

[brigdh]

Wow, gorgeous.