Christmas kitty
Izzy under the tree. Terrific daughter Elisabeth texted a photo of kitty Izzy under her and George Three’s tree. We’re all glad Izzy and Vinny allowed their pretty tree to stand. Happy holiday to all.
Front and center
High dogwood leaves. I’m surprised to spot some stubborn December dogwood leaves that outlasted this month of snow in our part of the world.
Fence check
Good line. The wooden-fence line is holding up to its second season of snow on this side of our backyard. Nice to see the straight line holding up.
No brush needed?
Not this day. Here’s where I look when I let the cherished rescue mutt back into the house to note if I need to clear the car from snow before our first out-of-house adventure of the day.
Feeling the trees
We’ll use that pot again in the spring. Get some good rest, trees. We’ll need your leaves for good shade in, oh, half-a-year from now.
Cornering that feeling
Adore that orange ribbon. Happy December in our backyard as the sun says hello to the day.
Winter feel
Walk is clear. I have done my job clearing our front walk this month, proof right here. The furnace exhaust pipes get my shovel’s attention, too.
Lake view at sunrise
Cold down there, too. The still feeling on our block as the December sun rose to my left extended all the way down to our slice of lake view. Snowy month indeed.
Plow pile
Tall and wide. When my dear wife Karen pulled up in our driveway from an outing recently, we found the next-door neighbor kids sledding … at the edge of our driveway on the snow pile left by our plowing company. It has been consistently snowing this month, you betcha. Karen kindly asked them not to…
Rail sign
Measuring stick. The snow has come and stayed in our part of the world. The rail on our backyard deck allows me to see how much so first thing every morning when I let he cherishes rescue mutt out.
Mark Bialczak 