Snowstorm, April 2
weathervane horse prances north
robins are unimpressed
I know the picture doesn’t exactly match the words, but it’s the best picture of the wild, windy snowstorm. This is linked to the Imaginary Garden, where Karin asked us to include something about horses, and Prompt Nights, where Saana gave us the topic “Surely you jest.”
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Very nice! I love the artful way that you combined those prompts. We’re having April snow (flurries, anyway) here in Chicago, too. 🙂
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Thank you. This weather is certainly a bad joke. I hope yours clears soon.
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This is absolutely stunning! 😀 thank you so much for linking with Prompt Nights as well.
Lots of love,
Sanaa
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Thank you, Sanaa. 🙂
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Love it Mary. Spring is a jokester (wicked girl)
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Wonderful. (It is crazy for us here too as we’ve had, in the Catskill Mountains, very little snow all year and now it is about to hit!) k.
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I was fascinated with weather vanes as a child, so this image is very strongly felt.
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I love the prancing weathervane!
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Sorry it’s snowing, but you have created awesome poetry from it. 🙂
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Thank you Susie. xx
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Love it! 🙂
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Thnaks Rosemary!
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I like it, Mary. The picture didn’t bother me, but after I read it I looked to see the horse on the weather vane, wasn’t one. I like that you thought of the robins. I’ll bet they weren’t impressed.
This wasn’t happening here, the closest I’ve been to snow this winter is on TV. We haven’t even had our usual one or two freezes.
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Yes, I don’t have a weathervane of any sort, but if I did you still wouldn’t find it in that picture. I took it looking out of the car, while driving (well, being driven) west of my home. And if you’re missing some snow this year I think we must have it here!
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Don’t call me Surely. 🙂 ~
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Hahaha – very good!
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Snow in April – strangely i had the same thought last night wondering why winter hasn’t come yet – nature always has the upper hand, the final say and the most divine joke
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Yes, we forget sometimes, but she frequently reminds us. 🙂
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Jest, indeed! It was 35 degrees Fahrenheit when I woke up this morning. And there was a mixture of snow shower and cats beating on my windows last night. Spring’s sense of humor is getting a tad ridiculous.
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Hahaha – I hope only the cats got in!
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