126: The scene of the accident

Photo quality marginal as this comes from my cell phone. However, check out the scale of this fallen tree! No wonder poor Elizabeth slipped as we tried to get past the broken trunk. See it sticking out in front of Patrice? Two shots so you can see how we climbed our way through the tangle. Unfortunately, we wound up in the ER for treatment for the near lung puncture suffered by E.

125: Snow...again!

On Thursdays, I take Liam and Caitrin to math tutoring and sit in Panera to work, eat something or talk on the phone. I could NOT believe that we were seeing big fluffy snowflakes again.

62: Running waters

Snowfall over night, great view for our morning run at Sharon Woods. I love the way the ice melts and refreezes and melts again, causing the rush over the little waterfalls.

Used the dusk/dawn setting on the camera. Still deciding if I like this effect. What do you think?

61: Itsy-bitsy snowflakes

...sitting on a water spout. Well, really, on the deck railing.

Our first January snow cheered me after days of unrelenting shadow-less grey. Proud of my little Nikon for the quality of its macros (not much of a lens, but it gets the job done).

40: Safe inside

It's a delicious experience to wake to a snow storm and know I have no plans to go out the entire day.

32: Frosticle Lashicles

Running in 10 degrees makes me look like a character out of "Where the Wild Things Are" or alternatively, ready to go clubbing with my fake eyelashes!

(Guest Photo Credits: Pam Flere—Thanks Pam!)

28: Blooming snowflakes

Our first snow. Like lace along the edges of our Christmas-colored rose buds.

24: SNOW!

They seem mildly excited about it.