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A very apt description of winter.
I loved the last line best.
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Thank you for your kind words. If there is one thing Montanans know, it’s winter.
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Its a nice thought with such heat lately
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The weather forecast inspired this one. It’s suppose to be a high of 61 tomorrow.
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I’m in the 90’s here at the moment… Mmmm 61… lol
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I should think the Midwest will see this in a few days. Problem is, with the cooler temps come more severe thunderstorms.
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That is a cold winter
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Thanks Derrick, tomorrow is the second day of July and the high is only suppose to reach 61 F. We Montanans know all about winter.
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You do, indeed
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great vivid description, we have winter now but fortunately we don’t see snow 🙂
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Thanks for stopping by. I don’t mind the snow so much. I better not I guess considering where I live. I can say that I have seen snow here in Montana every month except August. They just finished getting one of the major roads in Glacier Park opened this last week.
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wow not for me, so very glad you enjoy it!
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Definitely recalls my childhood in northern New England. My favorite lines are the first two.
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Thanks my friend. As always, your words give me inspiration.
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