Friday, 26 November 2010

Anticipation

One of the things I love most about living where I do is watching the changes - the seasons - the tides - the weather.

It's freezing cold, the first really cold weather this year. Until a few hours ago we had brilliant sunshine and crisp blue skies. But that's changing. The first altocumulus crept down from the north a few hours ago and now, over the hills, the clouds are thickening to grey.

There's a weather warning on the met office website - heavy snow and icy roads. And these days I don't just need to rely on the sky - I can see it tracking down across Wales on the rainfall radar.

I'm like a small child once again, my nose pressed against the frosted glass peering out at the sky -

Is it going to snow?

Did Father Christmas get my letter?

Will I hear back from that Agent soon?

5 comments:

  1. No snow here yet, but the grey clouds are gathering as twilight deepens. We might have white world tomorrow morning.

    Hope Santa receives your letter and the agent sends a letter (or any form of communication).

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  2. It's so cold here, plus a foot of snow. Definitely time to get in the season of Christmas. And I hope you get your letter from Santa plus a yes from the agent!

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  3. It snooooowed!!! I've woken up to a white word - wheeeeee!!!!

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  4. No snow here yet, but it'll be comming down the mountain soon enough.(:

    I can relate to your feelings about the seasons. I lived in Florida for a couple of years and people barbequed at the beach on Christmas. It seemed like something was missing. I just couldn't get into the spirit of the holidays. In fact is was depressing. To me, it isn't Christmas without the white stuff.(: Happy holidays.

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