Woke up to snow, wet snow that is. Not even a inch. (2.54)
Thought Larch is an interesting tree. How it looks sort of like an fir tree. Although it leaves change to beautiful color of gold. And in the fall the leaves will fall to the ground, and blanket the ground in their needles. Nice setting among pines and firs around here. It also great firewood to burn.
Cloud here is mixture. I understand storm will be coming though. Mostly rain. Just not ready for snow. Although I don't have the power to stop it.
Add a banana to my pancake mix. Murphy microwave slice of ham.
Went to the dump bins. I know not political correct. But one thing I can say I wasn't mentally in the mood to go there. But I seem to force myself into such a chore. It done and finished!
Going to work on firewood in basement, sometime today.
Sometime, not sure when I will show my journal I made in art insight class. It took me a while since I start on it. I was stump on what I want to fill it up with. It base on books I'm reading.
CHARLOTTE BROTHERS is cousin of mine, plus an Author. She wrote a serious called A YEAR IN CHERRY BROOK
In one of the books there was an character an “Mrs. Kent” and this is how I picture her.
Today I'm hooking up with MY CORNER OF WORLD SKY WATCH FRIDAY FRIDAY FACE OFF
and I will stop in at a few of my coffee drinkers.
Coffee is on.
Editor Note...Tried to remove chalk giraffe, more I tried I end up with double print. But it lovely giraffe.
...I love Larch!
ReplyDeleteSnow? It’s too early for snow!
ReplyDeleteDo you mash up the banana before putting it in the pancake mix?
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't be ready for snow! Good thing we seldom have any here at the coast and if we do it only lasts for a few hours.
ReplyDeleteYou solved a mystery. We have a conifer where I live in New York State that turns a golden color in fall and loses its needles. Thanks to your discussion I think I've identified it as an Eastern Larch. We saw what we think is a stand of them on a drive today. Alana ramblinwitam.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteLarch’s are among the last trees to change here in the fall. So pretty now!
ReplyDeleteA lovely post today. I'm m used to wet snow where I live. Time to put the coffee on.
ReplyDeleteSerene nature post today ~ enjoy your coffee ~
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Good face
ReplyDeleteWe're never ready for snow here and I don't like going to the dump either!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to draw characters from books you're reading!
ReplyDeleteSNOW?!?!?!?!? My it is still fairly mild and warmish here. And if you like pancakes, trying making gingerbread pancakes sometimes, with warm syrup and confectioner sugar. YUM!!!!
ReplyDeleteIs it time for snow already?
ReplyDeleteI love the giraffe! I am surprised you ahve snow already, it seems too soon. Good idea to get started on the firewood. The Larch is a lovely colour.
ReplyDeletePS, you are using "an" when "a" should be used. "an" comes before a word which begins with a vowel.
Please tell me if you don't like me saying this.
*have* not 'ahve' :(
ReplyDeleteAloha!
ReplyDeleteSnow, eek! For once blogger did a great job! Better two giraffes as none, she´s cute!!!
ReplyDeleteHoping our first snow, is in 2025.
ReplyDeleteLarch trees are unique.
ReplyDeleteThe giraffe is so cute. We had our first snow on Halloween. It is gone but it was a sign of what is to come. I have made banana cakes with just 2 ingredients. Banana & eggs. They are surprisingly good too.
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I can sit up without pain I will be back. Thank you for joining FFO and have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteBooo on the snow, hope it melts quickly. Too early for snow, way too early. I'm already counting down til Spring. Pancakes look yummy, can I come for breakfast in my jammies, lol.
ReplyDeleteSandy's Space
I like how your mind thinks. You read books. Then draw what you think the characters look like. You go girl!
ReplyDeleteKeep warm and do some fun things! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteLarch and giraffe both great. Sidewalk artist is pretty good
ReplyDeleteI call it the dump too, even though it isn't really a dump. And we had a bit of snow too, a little over an inch that took a day to melt. Even though it isn't really cold yet, winter is on his way. Have a wonderful weekend. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteCute giraffe!
ReplyDeleteYummy pancake 😋