Another wintery storm blew in last night and is lingering this morning. The white fluff sure looks pretty. Too bad it’ll turn to gray slush.
I’d say you’d never see this kind of weather in Hawaii, but I’d be lying. They get snow, too, especially on Big Island, which has eight climate zones (including “polar tundra”).
Last week, I shared some touristy shots, this week I thought I’d share some of the lovely birds and lizards I so enjoy seeing.
That’s it, that’s all, my friends. A simple post with simple pics.
Enjoy your weekend and for those of you living in these northern climes, stay warm and safe!
Fortunately, for my mother, she entered LTC not a moment too soon, given her dementia had increased considerably in the last month while her mobility had decreased to nil in the same time frame. Fortunately, she’s in one of the best homes around. It’s hotel-lovely inside and has everything: a chapel, dining rooms, sizable rooms and large windows, classes, just to name a few. Fortunately, the staff is excellent (caring and considerate, and patient).
Perhaps not a great title, but it has a certain alliterative appeal. It’s certainly better than The Guilt Train Keeps Chugging or The Ever-Rolling Guilt Train.
The previous post focused on Robin Murphy’s critically acclaimed books—and she has penned many, from a paranormal mystery series to chick-lit and nonfiction. This one centers on her informative [impressive] website/blog. Her site is what I’d love mine to be: instructive, well written, and smartly designed.
A-ha. <Light bulb turns on as it hovers above dormant brain.>
Winter weather ain’t as rare an event in Paradise as ya think. On that note, think I’ll grab me a cup of hot cocoa—heavy on the ‘mallows!
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