let it snow...

...and snow some more. Dean's email comes just as I check the computer. No church tomorrow. I was all prepped. Here's one of the two lighted shrubs in front of our house.

snow art

Barb stopped by for a photo of her playing the Iraqi song I arranged. She suggested a pic of the topping of snow that had fallen overnight. Look carefully at the window (near bottom) and see the snow.

the holly and the ivy

"The holly and the ivy..." we sang just weeks ago. I don't have ivy at home, but here's the holly bush on inauguration morning. It's red berries are covered in blueish snow. It's singing a different tune today.

snow the 28th

How far is it from Harleysville to Souderton. Well, it's as far as from rain to snow. This is the same weather that postponed the World Series game in Philadelphia last night. Rain on Sumneytown Pike. Half snow in Franconia. Snow in Souderton.

I don't believe this--two inches of snow! What's the meaning? Were the Phillies doing too well? Is this to give us the motivation to get on with our Christmas planning? Is this to say Mother Nature will do what Mother Nature will do? Is this to get us in the spirit of All Souls Sunday this Sunday?

Where are the clues? Let's see--Souderton spelled backwards is "not red uos." Hmmm...not red us? A neighbor has a lawn sign up--if you're seeing red, vote blue. Nah. Nature is not political.