It may be grey and damp outside, but my windowsill had lots of succulent greenery to break the monotony. I say "had" because I just moved these plants into the living room. Hope they survive a week without watering while I'm trekking off to visit family.
Frost on the windshield had leaf-like patterns one morning this week.
Some Christmas decorations that I drove by.
You either get the lights as a blur and can see the tree...or
You get to focus on the lights which float in the air. Such is camera on a phone.
...the frost is a beautiful gift of nature.
ReplyDeleteI thought so too...and since I couldn't go anywhere until it melted, I took a photo!
DeleteI love frost on the windshield, the prettiest part of winter.
ReplyDeleteI remember frost on the inside of windows back when I lived in St. Louis...and had great respect for Jack Frost (in the 50s.)
DeleteI am sure that your plants will survive. It is so important to have a little greenery in the house. As for frost, at times it really is nature's jewelry.
ReplyDeleteOh I like calling frost nature's jewelry!
DeleteI love to see the patterns of frost on glass, though I wasn't so keen on it when it used to be on the inside of the bedroom windows when I was a child - no central heating or double glazing then. Enjoy your Christmas break!
ReplyDeleteI got in trouble as a kid, blowing on cold windows and making pictures with my fingers...my mom didn't want to clean up my mess.
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