DH is watching golf, and it is being played in Arizona.
Ah, sunshine. Green grass. SUNSHINE. No snow.
Here is where Cher comes in, with that famous line:
"Snap out of it."
You know what movie that's from?????
SNAP OUT OF IT.
(IT'S STILL WINTER.)
The excitement around here is that I went to the dump today. Had to do it.
I would probably be more understanding, but this tarp has been there for a couple of years.
Someone once told me that you can tell how successful a farmer is by how many silos he has.
I have no idea if that is true or not.
This old silo has been abandoned. Guess that farm didn't do too well.
This is the Champlain Canal, a popular place to ride snowmobiles, if you are into that.
I am not.
Today I don't have a lot of patience. Some days are just like that. When I was driving today, I called several other drivers names, "moron" "idiot" "dimwit"...........not so they could hear me, but still.
Tonight I am doing the same about the ridiculous commercials.
And I can still hear that line.
SNAP OUT OF IT.
14 comments:
lovely pictures, but I know that you are so tired of snow after this winter!
Traffic was like that here today too..but maybe it was just me?
We got snow here too. It came last night and left as soon as the sun peeped it's little ol' head over the hillside. We rarely get snow here, so everyone is all excited. I got pictures, but you can't tell it is snow. That's how small the amount was, oh well.
And then too, I was like 10 miles away from the hillside where the snow was. Still, I got pictures. I know it was there. I know I wasn't there. I was warmer.
Moonstruck. Love that movie!!
Love your snow pictures....looks like Wisconsin.
Sister, you desperately need some chocolate tonight!!!
You have more snow down there than we do up here in Northern Ontario!
Love, Love! Love!! the pictures! That old house makes me wonder who was the las one to close the door and walk away for the last time...It is a wonderful house that has some character and someone made it with great care to detail....what happened to the family? Mysterys that make you go Hmmmm? B
Sorry for your snowage! We're in 60s to 70s here in NE Tx. No, I'm not rubbing it in. I'm just saying "Sorry!"
Moonstruck. One of my favorite movies..
Love these photos, Hilary.. and that yellow faced house? AWESOME!!!!.....how cool would it be to turn it into an artists enclave? A weaver here, a potter there, a painter upstairs, jewelry maker down the hall...
Open on Saturdays to people who might like to buy! One can always dream....
Love the colored bee boxes! Nice look with all the white snow lying about.
And that blue tarp? Either they never look up and just forgot it's there or they don't have homeowner's insurance and just plain can't afford to fix it is my bet. Kind of sad. :-(
Di
Ahhhh Moonstruck--one of my all time favorites too!! You have more snow than we do up here! Sun today and gorgeous! xo
I am in love with that old yellow house. Yor area has as much snow as the Maine coast. Come on warm weather..
yvonne
I concur - I am really tired of the snow. We got a foot overnight on Sunday night, and another foot on Friday. Sigh.
I also agree that the "snap out of it" quote is from Moonstruck. A great movie. As is Mermaids. Both are great watches on a snowy Sunday afternoon. I'm just saying....
Moonstruck was just on the other day in TCM's Countdown to Oscar weekend.
and that's alotta snow.
Silo thing might be true only I think it should be storage buildings. I know we didn't have any silos but did have many granaries and a potato warehouse.
I love your photos!!!!! I think someone painted the bee hives so the bees know which house is theres. Wouldn't you love to go into the big yellow house? I know I would.
Hilary, I just nominated you for a blog award. The rules are on today's post :)
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