Friday, December 19th, 2008
Last snow post. I promise. Really. Even though in some spots we got 4-6” of it last night, and more is promised on the way (ice is also forecast, so I don’t know if we’re too excited anymore)…
On my honor
I will say
No more mention of snow
At least not for today
Oh wait. It IS today. Ok… tonight then. Tonight didn’t rhyme with “say”. So, you know, anyhoo. A few more pics. I did after all do some housekeeping housecropping. We don’t typically get a lot of snow in NW Oregon, and we’ve gotten gobs of it at our house overnight. A pretty big deal for us. From the comments on my last post… is there any place that’s not getting snow? Snow in LAS VEGAS… in LOUISIANA… holy smokes! I even heard on the news that MALIBU got a dusting. I can’t stop combing blogland to see other friends in the area - to see how the snow looks at their houses… so I feel it’s a public service here in The Land of Rain to post more of my photos. I’m in love with Vicki’s, Jodi’s and Cranna Nanna’s winter pics. Dream, dreamy, dreamy.
Last night as it snowed. The view from my spot on the sofa. TV to left. The snowman to the right. My head held firm to the right.

Even Mochi the cat was entertained.

I copied Paula after seeing her lights on her kitchen window.

Close-up for Pam

Up the street…

Down the street ski slope. SKI ASTORIA - No lines, no crowds, no lifts.

Our non-denominational frozen precipitation figure

“A wife, please” He does have That Look in his apple-eyes. We better get crack-a-lackin’ - and maybe we’ll have snowbabies by morning.

Ok. I’m done.
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Posted by Monica in I Heart Oregon 
Monday, December 15th, 2008
Sunday morning I yanked open my bedroom curtains… and I found this! I shouted HOLY SNOW (actually, it sounded more like HOLY MITten). Why oh why did I not get a jump on Pam and Elizabeth’s DARLING mitten/scarf/hat project!?!

I looked to my left and saw this. We’re not in snow country, so this is an extra special treat. I think Angelina, Paula and Sarah agree! And the snow hides all the bird poop that adorns my bench. Nice snow. Nice snow. Thank you snow. Thank you British Columbia for sending us your wonderful snow producing arctic air.

I ran to the living room, and all I could see outside of the windows was white delight. Laugh at me Minnesota or Michigan peeps. Ga head, laugh at me. I love this snowfall too much!

My happy little corner, some eggnog and snuggling up to some embroidering/finishing holiday projects.

Before I sat down in my happy little corner… my fascination with looking out of my kitchen window had to be clicked. Too worried about meltage, I dissed the dishes. At least they were rinsed.

Poof. No more dirty dishes. Ha… I need to crop the rest of my house.

My husband was not interested in happy little corners or eggnog. He wanted to hop in his truck and see the snow beyond our neck of the woods. My jammies went flying and I got dressed in 2 seconds flat. I’m ready!
This is our bridge that links us to our next door neighbor… Washington state. Some people refer to this bridge as the Astoria-Megler bridge… but the name has since changed to The PamKittyMorning Bridge after Pam adopted it as hers last spring. The PKM Bridge is the path that takes me to Karen’s. Karen and I quickly compared snow-notes… to see who had more. I think I won. Elevation matters. And speaking of Karen… SHE’S GOT A BLOG NOW! If you visit her, be sure to tell her you came from my blog’s high elevation down to her blog’s sea level elevation.

This is not our house (sigh). It belongs to friends of ours (and former neighbors behind us), and it was built by her great-grandfather. Just as dreamy on the inside as it is on the outside. This is the house I got to look at out of my sewing room window at our last house. Not a bad view at all!

When we got back home, my husband started a fire. T-man settled in to some football on TV, and I settled in and did some more sewing. Christmas is only days away… how did that happen???

I am BLOWN AWAY with the responses and comments on my Pennie Pockets. I heart each and everyone of you, and thank you so very much! I blush. I gush. I am so blessed with everyone’s kindness.
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Posted by Monica in Quilty n Crafty, I Heart Oregon 