A Friday ritual.
A single photo - no words - capturing a single moment from the week
A simple, special extraordinary moment.
A moment to pause, savor and remember.
Participating with the SouleMama blog.
Please forgive our breaking the 'no words' rule. The electricity came back on last evening... after nine days. Many thanks to all of you who kept us in your thoughts and for your kind words of encouragement! Please join us in keeping those still affected by Hurricane/Blizzard Sandy in your prayers. There are over 3,300 families in our county, alone, still without power. We are so very grateful to all those that are working hard to get things back up and going... both here in West Virginia and the other areas with even more devastation.
That is a beautiful piece of knitting you have there.
ReplyDeleteI saw the photos below and wow is all I can think to say. I hope y'all are nice and warm. Do the sheep like the snow? I just wondered. I want a little snow, but even a little shuts everything down around here because of all the bridges, I'm not sure what would happen with the amount you received.
Take care and have a lovely weekend.
Beautiful. Perfect, soft lighting. I just finished my first knit in the round...what fun! Thanks so much for stopping by for a visit.
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LOVE the pic. Glad you have power back. The people still suffering are in my thoughts and prayers.
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I live in New York, 20 miles north of Manhattan. We were lucky to only have had three days without power. Some of my friends are still without. We've been counting our blessings for sure!! Have a wonderful weekend!! : )
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I'm so glad you are back "on the grid" and I am so sorry that your area of the country is getting so little attention in the press (at least where I get my news. If it weren't for your blog I wouldn't have known people in WV were still without power.) I'm knitting a larger version of the blanket(?) you're knitting. Mine will be adult lap size; yours seems like it might be smaller? Enjoy your electricity.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's a baby blanket... love the pattern, but having a hard time getting it finished.
Delete9 days, you must have been prepared better than some others. Glad you are back up and running, stay warm and stay safe. Always worry more about people with critters during storms, you can't just jump in the car and evacuate or hunker down to stay safe, critters still need to be taken care of storm or no storm. Take care.
ReplyDeleteglad to hear it!
ReplyDeletea week ago, snow drifts of 3 to 4 feet at my farm; 20 foot drifts at my friend's farm...tomorrow it will be 60 degrees F.
ReplyDeletego figure.
There's still about 8 inches of snow left on the ground, but it's supposed to be 58 degrees today and a whopping 66 degrees tomorrow. Crazy!
DeleteSo happy for you!!! I was without for only 3 days but there are those in my town still without and still pumping out. Lots of condemned buildings. Outrageous!
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