28 Inches

I could not open my front door because of the snow,

so I opened the window where the Christmas tree

is and stuck my head out the window to take this.

This is the bush by the front door.

There is no way the front door will open!

I took this from the cranberry room just so I will
remember how high the snow was against the window.

Taken through the screen of the

office window. Since I could not go
anywhere I figured it would be a
fun thing to do with the camera.

This is as far as I ventured in the garage.
No snow plows have made their
way down Eaglehurst Road as
of this photo.

It was time to take a look out the back slider.
My compost pile is buried.

Looking toward Gail's house.

I do find the swirling patters on the

snow rather intriguing.

I know, you all have your own piles

of snow to see first hand!!!

Christmas 2010

Christmas Tree 2010

The presents in the foreground are the ones
with the "creative bows" for Donna's
future travels along with provisions.


This manger was made by my Grandfather
Bela Stark decades ago.

Donna and Bill getting cofortable
on the couch with a few snacks.

"Wingardium Leviosa!!"
If you are a Harry Potter fan you will recognize
the above spell. These matching snuggies

with full Gryffindor regalia are from Bill.

Bill is hard at work making his anti-pasta
for us. He came fully prepared with everything
in little containers, ready to go!
Reminds me of one of those chefs on TV.

Excellent!!

Since I consider myself a Philly girl,
Donna surprised me with these
pennants from my favorite
football and baseball teams.
How awesome is this!?!?

Besides fixing a problem with my computer,
Donna also took the time to show me
how to use the tri-pod she gave me
a couple of years ago. In true teacher form,
she also showed me how to take a
time delayed picture.

The three of us with me using the time

delay on my camera and the tri-pod.

Merry Christmas!!!
Happy and Healthy New Year!!!