OK. I guess I need to stop whining, and get to work. We’re at a balmy 37F!
😉
We are pretty much the same here in Asheville! Brrrr!!
Wowsah!
We’ve also been unseasonably below freezing. I came in today and my husband asked me if it was still “bitter” out there. I said, no, it was a relatively balmy 31. Oh, I forgot, to him that’s still bitter. The difference between someone raised in Ohio and a native Texan!
It all depends on what you’re used to.
At 9:45am, it’s 16 degrees and gusting wind! Not an outside kind of day for me, not even for picture taking!😀 Brrrr!!
Yup.
Too soon! 😀
Sure is!
Brrr
Yes, yes!
Brrrr that looks cold Laurie! I love your capture of the frost flowers 🤗💖🌺 xxx
It was cold. Better today.
Brrrrr!!! I’ll quit complaining about our ‘cooler’ weather too!
😉
Okay, that’s way too cold this early. It’s 16 here right now, but the sun is shining.
Yup.
Oh already -10! Gosh…
How beautiful the curls of frost are on the window – like a designer’s design with acanthus leaves – but I wish you had some sunshine to warm you at the moment. Sometimes nature seems all too in tune with our feelings.
Yes, especially right now.
Loved your picture of the ice crystals on the window, sorry you are so cold though!
Even for Maine, this is unseasonably cold in November. Weird is the normal.
Nature is just amazing – and so are you photos.
Brrr!
Time to put on long underwear and a hat, and to throw another log on the fire!
Yes, indeed!
That just seem So cold …an early winter surprise…hope you can keep snug and warm inside.
Yes, an early winter surprise.
That is cold. Love the frost patterns – magic.
Yes, they are lovely.
I was getting my centigrades and fahrenheits and didn’t realise it was minus 10 at first. Your lovely snow and ice photos should have given me a clue. Our snow is still up on the peaks and long may it stay there and not drop down to our level.
Pretty brisk, as we Mainers would say.
Yup. It’s not colder than we normally experience it’s just coming so much earlier this year! Bums me out . . . .
Yup.
I usually last until late February before I start complaining about winter, but with this early arrival I hope I make it out of this year without complaining!😁 Lovely photo!🙂
😉
That sounds cold!
It really was. Unseasonable for November in Maine.
Ooh! Very chilly for the first half of November!
Sure is! Winter is here.
Jack Frost and Old Man Winter have arrived in Maine!
A little too early, even for Maine.
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OK. I guess I need to stop whining, and get to work. We’re at a balmy 37F!
😉
We are pretty much the same here in Asheville! Brrrr!!
Wowsah!
We’ve also been unseasonably below freezing. I came in today and my husband asked me if it was still “bitter” out there. I said, no, it was a relatively balmy 31. Oh, I forgot, to him that’s still bitter. The difference between someone raised in Ohio and a native Texan!
It all depends on what you’re used to.
At 9:45am, it’s 16 degrees and gusting wind! Not an outside kind of day for me, not even for picture taking!😀 Brrrr!!
Yup.
Too soon! 😀
Sure is!
Brrr
Yes, yes!
Brrrr that looks cold Laurie! I love your capture of the frost flowers 🤗💖🌺 xxx
It was cold. Better today.
Brrrrr!!! I’ll quit complaining about our ‘cooler’ weather too!
😉
Okay, that’s way too cold this early. It’s 16 here right now, but the sun is shining.
Yup.
Oh already -10! Gosh…
How beautiful the curls of frost are on the window – like a designer’s design with acanthus leaves – but I wish you had some sunshine to warm you at the moment. Sometimes nature seems all too in tune with our feelings.
Yes, especially right now.
Loved your picture of the ice crystals on the window, sorry you are so cold though!
Even for Maine, this is unseasonably cold in November. Weird is the normal.
Nature is just amazing – and so are you photos.
Brrr!
Time to put on long underwear and a hat, and to throw another log on the fire!
Yes, indeed!
That just seem So cold …an early winter surprise…hope you can keep snug and warm inside.
Yes, an early winter surprise.
That is cold. Love the frost patterns – magic.
Yes, they are lovely.
I was getting my centigrades and fahrenheits and didn’t realise it was minus 10 at first. Your lovely snow and ice photos should have given me a clue. Our snow is still up on the peaks and long may it stay there and not drop down to our level.
Pretty brisk, as we Mainers would say.
Yup. It’s not colder than we normally experience it’s just coming so much earlier this year! Bums me out . . . .
Yup.
I usually last until late February before I start complaining about winter, but with this early arrival I hope I make it out of this year without complaining!😁 Lovely photo!🙂
😉
That sounds cold!
It really was. Unseasonable for November in Maine.
Ooh! Very chilly for the first half of November!
Sure is! Winter is here.
Jack Frost and Old Man Winter have arrived in Maine!
A little too early, even for Maine.