GLITTER ~ A sparkling or glistening light; showy, often superficial attractiveness; small pieces of reflective decorative material; to sparkle brilliantly; glisten.
Mother Nature certainly covered the many meanings of the word 'glitter' in a big way yesterday. Spring is on hold for a few more days ~ it's very cold. Hope you enjoy more images from my garden, front porch and back deck. These will certainly be the last for this Winter.
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FYI ~ Do stop by tomorrow.................at long last, a preview of the dining room chair painting project!
FYI ~ Do stop by tomorrow.................at long last, a preview of the dining room chair painting project!
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The pictures are beautiful! Thanks for sharing your snowfall with us:)
ReplyDeleteGreat Mary!! Lovely pics!! I also took a few pics yesterday. Nature's Glitter is certainly something amazing! I can't wait to see the dining room chairs!!! Hugs, Vanessa
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. THis weather is crazy isn't ti? Please stop by when youhave the time. I have something for you!
Hugs, Rhondi
Love the chandlier!! It is sooo pretty!!
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ReplyDeleteSo pretty, just glad we don't have any of it, should be in the 70's here today, and possibly 80 tommorrow, my kind of weather!
Aren't you glad I dragged my snow shovel down from Massachusetts all those years ago? Shall I start in the driveway?
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Truly, the most beautiful of the snowy photos yet! My Briwax came in yesterday (I had to order it from the hardware store I love in this smallish city) and I am off to pick it up!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is so strange to see all that snow in North Carolina and we have none right now. Some huge piles in parking lots are all that remains. I hope it stays that way, but that is wishful thinking for Ohio. It is bitter cold though, only 10 degrees this morning.
ReplyDeleteHave a good day.
Love Nancy
A chandelier in the snow...what could be more beautiful??? Thanks for sharing your lovely photos with us! ~Lori
ReplyDeleteHi Mary, I love the chandy with the snowy wonderland in the background.
ReplyDeleteWe're off to Roanoke in about an hour. Hope to be home Saturday.
Much love to you and Bob~
Hello Mary, I was gone all day yesterday and half of today. Atlanta yesterday to visit my sister and therapy this morning.
ReplyDeleteYour snow photos are beautiful. What fun to see what snow can do to make a winter wonderland out of ordinary things. You took some great shots. I loved the angel or little girl surrounded by snow in the shrubs. So sweet.
Can't wait to see your preview tomorrow Mary. I can feel for your aches and pain. I hope it will all be worth it. Soak in a deep tub of hot water. It does a body good.
Loe and hugs...Jeanne
Mary, your photos and your eye for beauty have captured the magnificence of nature when touched with your spirit.
ReplyDeleteMary, contrasting the chandelier to the natural outdoor glitter was brilliant. Made for a wonderful pictorial too.
ReplyDeleteMary, I adore the contrast between the chandelier and the snow. Brilliant!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely chandilier!!! such beautiful photos, what are the linens doing hanging out in the snow???
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Your snow photos in this and the previous post are such a treat. I love the way snow lies upon the curves and corners of things. We don't get to see that where I live, so thank you for sharing this special loveliness with me.
ReplyDeleteI have never liked artificial glitter. But nature's glitter - ah, that's a different thing entirely!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog! I will add your site to my favorites so I can find my way back soon. :)
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