After a long-icy day of snow, sleet, sideways wind, and air so chilled nothing tried to move
The storm left us with a distinct feeling of relief—the driving needles of the sideways sleet, augmented now and then with huge bursts of sleetless wind; nothing sticking to the ground
a huge chill came to today’s vast blue sky.
The wild birds are back pecking at full tilt on the feeders, making up for the fat lost by a day of hovering wherever they hovered.
This morning’s sunrise lite up the few remaining clouds and the lack of strong wind sang peace to me. Inspite of the cold.
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
All I can say is—–BRRRRRR…….
MB
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Yes, typical January weather
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Lovely but chilly photos, and those wild birds must be so thankful for the feeder.
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Very cold. I’m ready for more warmth
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I bet you are!
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I like your words as much as the photos.
PS We’re having 40 Celsius days, ugh. I’d take a little of your cold.
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I wish we could both adjust our temps…wouldn’t that be cool?
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Cool. I love the sound of that word. 🙂
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Me too!
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Lovely images Linda .. the last one is super! Ah those winter chills .. while we are sweltering
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The old-timers around here used to say (when I was a kid) what you have in January is what you will in August. Makes me dread August.
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