You can see the droplets of melted snow on the lens of my iPhone when I stuck it out the front door to get a photo of the snow without the distraction of a screen. Do you take the screens out of the window for the winter or do you leave them in place the way I do? I figure they will last longer and not get accidentally damaged while being stored. Plus I like the idea of being able to open a window on nice days to get some fresh air. This snow melted rather quickly and we have been having some really nice "vest" weather. [my photo]
Thank you for your words of comfort during this difficult time for my mother and me. xo
4 comments:
How very lovely. No snow as yet for us in northern VA. But, frankly, it is a blessing to have a drop back to seasonal temps after Tuesday's near 70!!! Just not right.
Linda
Linda says our 70 degree temp just didn't seem right for December but I know one husband who loved playing golf and a bunch grand kiddos who played outside on the that day...I think they thought it was great. I even mowed the grass, hopefully for the last time this year.
I have two huge 4 1/2 foot ferns on my front porch which haven't yet succumbed to the weather. I'm wondering if they might last till Christmas....it's very strange.
I leave my screens on all year long. I think they help to protect the windows and like you, on the good days I like to air out the house.
...praying for your sweet mom...and her sweet daughter...hope i can get this to you...that "proving i am not a robot" just does not like me...blessings laney
I take the screens out so the sun shines through better. We tend to have lots of grey winter days. I do leave the upstairs bathroom in so if we have that rare warm day I like to open it so it freshens the air upstairs.
I'm sure this is a very stressful time for you. Peace to you and your mother.
Kathy
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