After our first big mountain snow storm!

Yesterday was cloudy, gray and rainy all day. We only got up to 46 degrees and received over an inch of rain! So we tried out our electric heaters last night and they worked pretty well. I don’t like to be too warm at night, because I’m still having hot flashes…

This was our view of the mountains this AM.This was the view around 8:40AM, twenty minutes later…

and this is our view of the Spanish Peaks around 10 AM MST.

What a way to spend the morning, watching the Sangre de Cristos emerge in their lovely winter regalia.

My latest haiku:

High mountain snows. We get plenty of warning. Winter is coming!

How did I end up here, feeling so fortunate?

It’s a long story, one I can now share with you in my new memoir!

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4 thoughts on “After our first big mountain snow storm!”

and if only all of life could be like the high mountain snow…

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So true and so poignant Carla!

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As I sit in shorts in San Diego, I am a bit envious of these gorgeous pictures with cool temperatures. I am ready for fall, please!

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Yes Ellen, we were ready for some cool, rainy weather too! We had record heat before this and the fire danger was increasing every day. Now we’re set for a while!

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Adventures of the NEW Old Farts

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After our first big mountain snow storm!

Yesterday was cloudy, gray and rainy all day. We only got up to 46 degrees and received over an inch of rain! So we tried out our electric heaters last night and they worked pretty well. I don’t like to be too warm at night, because I’m still having hot flashes…

This was our view of the mountains this AM.This was the view around 8:40AM, twenty minutes later…

and this is our view of the Spanish Peaks around 10 AM MST.

What a way to spend the morning, watching the Sangre de Cristos emerge in their lovely winter regalia.

My latest haiku:

High mountain snows. We get plenty of warning. Winter is coming!

How did I end up here, feeling so fortunate?

It’s a long story, one I can now share with you in my new memoir!

Follow us on TWITTER!

4 thoughts on “After our first big mountain snow storm!”

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Yesterday was cloudy, gray and rainy all day. We only got up to 46 degrees and received over an inch of rain! So we tried out our electric heaters last night and they worked pretty well. I don’t like to be too warm at night, because I’m still having hot flashes…

This was our view of the mountains this AM.This was the view around 8:40AM, twenty minutes later…

and this is our view of the Spanish Peaks around 10 AM MST.

What a way to spend the morning, watching the Sangre de Cristos emerge in their lovely winter regalia.

My latest haiku:

High mountain snows. We get plenty of warning. Winter is coming!

How did I end up here, feeling so fortunate?

It’s a long story, one I can now share with you in my new memoir!

Follow us on TWITTER!

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