We are not put off by the cold and snow of winter. I guess that’s why we enjoy traveling to the Upper Peninsula in December and January.
Well, the first real snow has arrived. It’s not “very cold” some 17F as I sit here writing. There is something that pleases me when I look at the garden and see it covered with snow. It’s like the garden is sleeping under a white blanket.
I am also happy to see the kale plants looking like small green trees topped with a dusting of snow.
Snowmen have appeared within a block of our house. It was a fun day for walking in the neighborhood.
Sid and Hava have their Christmas tree, penguins and menorah up.
A favorite from down the street is the “Happy Llamakkah!”
We had never seen this Christmas stegosaurus before. I imagine that was what it was like the first winter after the K-T event 65 million years ago.
Penguins hugging a snowman.
And finally some Euonymus fruits under branches covered with snow.
More tomorrow…
Michael's Place 
Just to prove I actually look at and enjoy these… are you sure on the Euonymus? It looks like Japanese Barberry to me … 🙂 Ron G.
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It could be barberry. Thanks for looking.
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