To... be continued.
Aloha.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
From This
The low spot on a North Carolina mountain top on February 28th, 2010.
To... be continued.
Aloha.
To... be continued.
Aloha.
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12 comments:
When will your mom and dad arrive?
Sallysmom
Beautiful pics as usual. Sorry you had to have this before you left.
My regards to your parents.
Take care.
Aloha.
Your will be missed.
They got here Friday to give the kitties time to adjust. They are still spooked by strangers. The kitties, "who are you time" keeps getting shorter.
Aloha Lola.
Gorgeous pictures, although I am sure you didn't need another storm right before you leave. This will be an interesting comparison for 2 weeks from now. I can't wait to see the continuation photos from ... where you are going to! Aloha!
have a wonderful and warm time~gail
Maui here you come!
Pictures 3-5 particularly embody that slushy, cold, frozen-wet feeling.
You must feel downright giddy. Can you even sleep tonight?
It's nice to know that someone is warm...somewhere! I bet the warmth and sun of Maui is beyond wonderful about now. Enjoy!
Woo hoo! Pretty soon you'll have that ocean breeze in your face and the snow will be a bad dream that happened to somebody else! Have a great time! (BTW-I'm having a seed giveaway on my blog....it ends March 15th if you're surfing the web on vacation :)
Your house looks great nestled in that snowy landscape.
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