
Thanksgiving Glitters

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This is pictures from my brother-in-law Anthony's wedding.
My new sister-in-law Kathy.
I hope they are happy for many, many years to come.
Yesterday Daniel built a chicken coop, rather refurished a bunny condo, for his 15 chicks. Who knows what "flavors" we will have. We did get two colored chicks for the girls...you must read how they are "engineered". The eggs are injected with dye prior to hatching, the chicks are not dyed afterwards like I thought...how cool is that? Would be a great science project!
This is one of my all time fav photos taken at Disney a couple of years ago...my little mouseketeers were so sweet during that trip. They were so excited, you could often find them hugging each other and holding hands. Unfortunately, when the "Disney Magic" wore off so did the hugging and hand holding!I ran across this photo today on flickr and I thought it was awesome. I remember when I lived at home and it would be cold enough to make frost on the inside of the window and I would scrape it off with my fingernail...but this is awesome. I guess I was just too cold to realize the beauty of frost back then!
Finally we got some significant snow!!! I love the snow but hate getting out in it to go anywhere. I love staying at home snuggled up with a cozy blanket with the girls and animals on the bed doing school. I am also very thankful to my sweet husband that DOES brave the weather and goes out into the cold and snow to earn a living so that I can stay home with our girls. Thank you sweetie!
All though this picture could be considered morbid, I think the graveyard makes an awesome picture. It just seems to express how cold and still everything is...
Then you have someone that LOVES the cold and snow...our Siberian Husky Sigma!!! She loves playing in the snow and bounces around like a kangaroo waiting for the girls to come out and play with her.
Oddly enough, this is my lilac bush. It has old blossoms as well as new buds coming...a haven for the birds.
Dust of Snow
by Robert Frost (1923)
The way a crow
Shook down on me
The dust of snow
From a hemlock tree
Has given my heart
A change of mood
And saved some part
Of a day I had rued.