Plan A: Up and early, dressed in your Sunday best and pile into the car for an Icelandic Christmas celebration at the decked out Swedish Institute.
Plan B: Light a fire, pull out the sleds and snow pants, slow down and enjoy the first true sight of Winter.
More often than not, Minnesota looks like a picture postcard of winter by November. This year we've been enjoying and lamenting (we're a confused bunch) the warm, dry, unusual season. Here was my drive to work a few days ago:
And here we are today. . .
HOORAY!
5 comments:
Merry Christmas!
Just in time! Knitting by the fire would be my top thing to do if I lived in a snowy area.
The trunk show was good! If I ever do one again, I have a lot of things I'd change. For one, I'd put a sign up so people know what the heck I'm doing out in the cold with a table full of knitwear!
Beautiful winter photos! Are those raccoon prints in the snow? Lil buggers!
Awww! Your pictures really make me miss real winters...at least, for a week or two. I chuckled when I read you comment on my blog because guess what I just did....unraveled those mitts and started a cowl. Great minds think alike, I guess!
Now that you mention it, they do look like raccoon prints. They were very small, though, so I'm thinking squirrel.
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