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Hibernating

Last week with the cold temperatures, and fresh snow several days in a row, I felt like I was Hibernating While part of me wanted to go out for a walk, most of me said, “Forget it. I’m staying in where it’s warm.” I read a lot, made photographs inside Read more…

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By Marilyn, 3 years ago

Uncovering Grace

I am moving slowly this weekend, feeling like I’m fighting off a slight cold, so I’m cuddling under a blanket in my favorite chair much of the time reading. The bitter cold has returned after a single day respite yesterday with temperatures in the twenties. I was looking forward to Read more…

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By Marilyn, 3 years ago

In the Deep Freeze

According to our thermometer, the temperature outside is a bracing zero degrees fahrenheit right now. It was minus twenty degrees F during the night. Brrrr! In the Deep Freeze The good news is that there is not much wind right now so the “feels like” temperature is about the same Read more…

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By Marilyn, 3 years ago

Snow Daze

Yesterday as the snow fell lightly in the mid-afternoon I took a walk with my camera. What a lovely Snow Daze of a walk! Because the snow was still shallow I wore my winter shoes instead of boots. But I had my Kahtoola nano-spikes on my shoes to lessen the Read more…

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By Marilyn, 3 years ago

Life’s One Constant — Change

The city of Plymouth has been removing ash trees from park areas where I walk. I knew they were going to cut down trees because  early last spring I saw brightly painted orange dots on many tree trunks in the park area where I walk. Still I held onto hope Read more…

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By Marilyn, 3 years ago

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