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Monday, April 16, 2018

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Ciar

There is a certain beauty in your snowy decking, but here's hoping spring comes to you soon!

Susan Adler Sobol

I love the photograph of your snow covered deck. It reminded me of a Lucio Fontana. You have that special gift of an artist's eye. Spring is here. It's just experiencing a little difficulty in fully breaking through!

Lisa at Greenbow

So sorry for your misery. It is miserable here too. Cold windy, snowing as I type. It won't stick but just seeing it is disheartening. Here is to IAVOM anyway.

Noelle

Maybe you will have to don the mask and go outside and do your sunny warm weather dance....

Donna@GardensEyeView

I am with you if we don't turn a corner to warm weather soon....I do not want to see any more snow...not even a flake, although your picture is very artsy.

Peter/Outlaw

The black and white graphics are a lovely January sight. Oh wait, it's April. Sorry for your continued winter weather. We had record breaking rainfall over the weekend. What a crazy spring.

Loree / danger garden

I've been kept inside by cold and rain, I can't imagine dealing with snow at this point on the calendar, you have my heart-felt sympathies.

Cathy

I love your patterned decking too - we can find all sorts of things in our gardens when we look, can't we?

Alison

Snow is the reason I moved to Washington state from Massachusetts after enduring it for more than 55 years. I should have done it sooner, what a fool I was. I briefly considered putting some dead sticks in a vase this week, maybe you could try that?

Barbara H.

Just like everyone else, I am so sorry for your never ending winter pain. Hopefully, spring will come soon.

Kris P

The weather has been brutal in your part of the country! Snow is pretty but I imagine you're thoroughly tired of it by this point.

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