Rare November snow
Falling shyly with drizzling
Bringing winter’s cold
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Wow! You already have snow. How nice 🙂
Yes. But it was the first time to snow in November here in 54 years.
Wow! This means a long time 🙂
Yes, isn’t it.
A chilling delight. 😉
You know I love them all …
Thank you. I’m encouraged.
I love the idea of snow falling ‘shyly’… it so often does, but it needed your choice of adjective to make the point.
Thank you as always for you comments. Very instructive and encouraging.
I should have said adverb!
Thank you. It was understood though. 🙂
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‘Falling shyly’ after a long time. How lovely. 🙂
Thank you. I’m very glad you think so. 🙂
Read the news about it. So I was kind of expecting that you might just write a haiku on it. And love the way you used the phrase ‘falling shyly’. 😉
Thank you. I wish I knew the way to let you know how much I appreciated your comment. 🙂