What's outside of your picture window today?
As we get ready for the real winter to show up and COVID-19 still playing a major part in our lives I like to spend moments of my day de-stressing about what's going on in the world today. All I have to do is look out the window and observe some of natures beautiful creatures, how they interact and ponder how small it makes my troubles seem. Sometimes I may even get the opportunity to take a photo or two. How about you? Anything going on outside of your window(s) that you want to share?
For those members that have the ability to size your photos before you upload them to the discussion, may I suggest using the following sizes:
– 500 x 335 pixels (landscape)
– 210 x 210 pixels (square)
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I am loving these stories and photos as I am in North Central Oregon, where it is cold with snow and freezing rain. Frankly, I am already tired of shoveling snow... and it is only January. I used to love playing in the snow, but now that my husband is disabled... and ALL of the chores are mine to do... I prefer the sunny Senoran Desert. I must admit that I am dying laughing over the "fit-bitch." LOL
😅 I wondered if someone would pick up on my pet name for my ‘walking companion’. Fit-bitch just came out one night when I’d finally just sat down and already ‘she’ was nagging me to get another 250 steps in. You can see where this is going. 😂.
I love winter but as we get a little older and our lives change I admit it’s losing some of the appeal. Not in it’s beauty but in trying to navigate walking without losing dignity of feet going up in the air while my bum is on the ground. And in your case having to shoulder the responsibility of the outside work.
We should all post some sunny, summer picts!
You mentioned the Sonoran Desert. Do you go to Arizona for a break in the winter?
Not sunny summer. Not Arizona. How about a ‘Red at night, sailors delight’ from Kentucky. This was Friday and today all 7inches of snow is gone😎
That’s quite a contrast with the white snow. Thank you for posting it.
Yes, we have a home there. However, we aren’t great at being typical snowbirds. We seem to be home in Oregon during the coldest months of the year.🙃.
I can relate! We have a condo in Florida and here we are, still in Wisconsin. The high was minus 5 today! Heading down in 2 weeks though. ☺️ I hope you can get to Az soon!
In reply to @loribmt …. Beautiful picture! We didn’t know if our old dog would make it til winter, but she has!!! She is a bit peppier and loves to be outside as much as possible. We rescued her over 10 years ago and she was already a dog, so we have no idea how old she is but laying around and cooling her arthritic hips in the snow seem to be things she loves! Besides treats and hugs, of course❤️
Not sure when we can go. Usually it is by mid-February; however, I am way behind in things to be done here. Also, it is becoming more and more difficult for me to travel with my husband's disabilities. However, his neurologists are at Mayo in Phoenix. We shall get there one day... it is just hard to plan for very far into the future.
There’s such a dignity with old dogs, isn’t there? I have such a soft spot for them.
We remember their puppy days of running with unlimited energy, always entertaining us with their silliness and then there’s the unconditional love and companionship they bring. As we see them age there’s this underlying sadness for what’s to come.
You’ve given this baby a wonderful life. In her heart and head, she’s still a puppy romping through the snow. Give her some belly rubs and ‘lubs’ for me. 🥰
Our daughter and husband just adopted a dog. He’s about a year old and what a little charmer that guy is!! Feels so good to have a doggo back in the family. My husband and I aren’t in the position to get our own dog so until then I take ‘fur fixes’ where I can get them! Something therapeutic about petting our furry friends.
Like is sure unpredictable isn’t it? We were pretty carefree too until I developed leukemia out of the blue. Wow, that put a monkey wrench in the works! So I know what you mean about the unpredictability of planning very far into the future.
But we can’t stop dreaming! So I hope you get the chance to head there soon enough. How often does your husband have to check in with his neurologists?