I woke up this morning and as I was making coffee,
I looked out my kitchen window to this beautiful frosty site.
I love seeing frosty white trees against blue skies.
It is such a still and quiet morning.
Steve is still in bed and so is Butchy.
Our daughter and granddaughters left yesterday,
and called last night to let us know that they were safely home.
We had a wonderful Thanksgiving,
surrounded by those we love most.
God bless you all
&
Have a beautiful Sunday.
Connie
What a beautiful site to greet you this morning.
ReplyDeleteSarah x
I know . . . I love looking at the trees when they are all frosty like that.
DeleteThanks for stopping by and have a glorious day :)
Connie
Beautiful! I love frosty trees, too.
ReplyDeleteThey are so surreal when they are white with frost.
DeleteThank you for visiting.
Connie :)
Hi Connie,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful frosted trees! It's been unseasonably warm here - and dry. We didn't have our monsoon season and now there's only one ski area open in the State. Most places are open the week of Thanksgiving, at the latest. Glad you had a nice holiday.
Hugs,
Kay
Hi Kay, it is so good to see you. Hope your Thanksgiving was wonderful. Are you a skier?
DeleteConnie :)
I am glad you had such a wonderful Thanksgiving. The tree is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteHello Beth,
DeleteI hope that your Thanksgiving was filled with family, friends and most of all, tons of love :)
Connie
What a beautiful site first thing morning...or anytime. So pretty! Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for stopping by and for the lovely wish of a wonderful week.
DeleteThat is exactly what I'm planning on.
I hope that your week is wonderful, too.
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
I'd love to wake up to a site like that! Glad you had a nice Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Hi Karen, it is so nice to hear from you. These trees are beautiful . . . I love it when they have this frosting of white. Have a wonderful week.
DeleteYour blogging sister, Connie :)
We haven't had a frost like that yet. It is pretty, but I'll wait awhile. I'm still moving stuff from one house to the other!
ReplyDeleteGlad your family made it back home safe and you had a nice Thanksgiving.
Cindy Bee
Hi Cindy, It must be a huge job . . . moving everything from one house to the next. It will be so nice when you're all settled in. That's what I wish you for Christmas . . . all cozy-ed in to your new home :)
DeleteHave a great week and don't work too hard.
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
Brrrrr... It must have been chilly outside last night... Beautiful winter sky; the perfect background for the frost-adorned trees. Can't believe Thanksgiving has come and gone already... We all enjoyed the four-day break. Now on to Christmas break, in just a few weeks... Bonne semaine, Connie. Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
ReplyDeleteHello Veronique, I am guessing that you have not had a frost like this on your side of the mountains, yet.
DeleteIt is beautiful. Have a lovely week.
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
Such pretty photos--this time of year can be so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandy, yes it can! I think that this post was even a reminder to myself, of just how beautiful it can be.
DeleteI am by nature not a winter person. I enjoy the warm days of sunshine and tee shirts, but winter has it's beauty. For the most part, it helps me to appreciate spring :)
Have a wonderful week
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
Oh, I love those frosty trees! It isn't that cold here yet. We did have a light frost on the ground this morning, but it will get into the 70's by this afternoon. I love cold weather, love to build a fire in the fireplace!
ReplyDeleteStay warm,
Dorothy
Hi Dorothy, I'm sure that you don't have a lot of opportunity to use your fireplace in Alabama and that it is special when you do. I do hope that your Thanksgiving was wonderful.
DeleteYour blogging sister, Connie :)
Connie, I honestly got a chill looking at those pictures, I grew up in Minnesota, I remember how pretty frosty trees were. So glad you had a great Thanksgiving, it is always such a relief when your loved ones get home safe and sound!
ReplyDeleteCarol
Hi Carol. Yes it is . . . I love the visits, but I do a lot of praying about the travel time. I'm looking forward to your wedding pictures. My husband and I both worked eight years as photographers, specializing in weddings and high school seniors. That was a long, long time ago. I have gotten so dependent on digital cameras and auto focus that I would need a full ledge class to get familiar with real photography again. These new cameras are so nice . . . mine has all the bells and whistles, but I rarely do anything except point and click.
DeleteI guess I'm getting lazy in my old age, LOL. Have a wonderful week . . . I've bet you need a vacation after the busy life you have been living lately.
Stay happy,
Connie :)
Ooh those trees do look lovely against the blue sky!
ReplyDeleteThe frost is pretty isn't it :)
DeleteThanks for stopping in.
Your blogging sister, Connie
I love the trees!! I always try to get pics when things are frost covered, or a new fresh snow!
ReplyDeleteThere is something very pure and refreshing about frost and snow.
DeleteI do prefer warm spring and summer weather, but I have to agree on the beauty of this season.
Have a lovely day and thanks for visiting.
Your blogging sister, Connie :)