A personal challenge - try and write something every day for January 2025
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Like much of the UK, when I flung the curtains open this morning, I was welcomed by a brightly white view. Snow.
Himself and the cat seemed firmly burrowed in the duvet, so I pottered downstairs and while I waited for the kettle to boil, took photos with my mobile. Quick snaps as proof in case the rain came and spoilt everything, washing the brilliant white away and replacing it with the usual dismal and drab northern winter.
Sipping our tea and coffee, watching the snow flurry this way and that through the window, suddenly message after message from the family pings up - photos of their snow, their happy snow chatter, so I sent them ours and it felt lovely that despite the boys being in their own homes - we were 'all together' watching the weather and comparing depth and snow fall type.
Himself wanted to get out and experience the snow so we wrapped up warmly and set off. The cottages in the village appeared to hunker down in the mounds of snow, clustering around the lane running through it. There was a thin wind curling around the trees and funnelling through the stone walls and slicking across my face making my cheeks feel brittle, however I could not feel my toes...
I love the feeling of coming into a warm house when your tingling from the cold outside, tea and warm ginger biscuits sound just right to feast upon whilst ones toes recover feeling in front a glowing fire m'thinks
ReplyDeleteI could not agree more!
DeleteThere isn't much of a better feeling than coming home to a warm, cosy house, after a chilly winter walk. Thise biscuits are fabulous. Xx
ReplyDeleteDefinitely! There is something rather satisfying about curling up with a warm brew, the fire and cat and finally getting the feeling back in my frozen toes!😁
DeleteGood snow photos - just pouring rain here!
ReplyDeleteDidn't realise you were writing again - good to see you
Thank you Sue, only really just stepped back into blogging, hadn't realised how much I'd missed it. Still snowing here and more promised over night❄️❄️
DeleteHello kate. You have a lovely blog and I am enjoying seeing your pictures and of course the cats. The ginger eatable ones look very tasty too. Good luck with your January challenge. A great start to the year.
ReplyDeleteThank you☺️
DeleteI'm blown away by your artistic talents, Kate. What beautiful artwork you have created. and shared on your blog.
ReplyDeleteThat's very kind of you Beverley - I was staggered at the amount of work you had done in that lovely wedding cross stitch ☺️
DeleteI love the curled tail on the cat!
ReplyDeleteYears ago I might have been tempted to go out for a walk in the lovely white stuff but now my wonky knee is not up to it. But that's not a problem as you are walking for me! It's great to recognise places locally where you sometimes walk. I smiled when I saw the curled tail on the biscuit! x
ReplyDeletelove the bent over tail on the final biscuit! X
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