it became bitterly cold yesterday.
some of the
snow did melt - but we still have a
generous quantity left.
and again today we have a nasty cold wind.
A Very good day to stay in and drink tea.
i have a special mug
i refer to as my "tea cauldron". it holds
an excessive amount. Just right for a cold
day like today.
with that cup of tea: such a good day to
read your latest magazines.
More snow.
We had lots of snow in the last
day here in Montreal.
Very heavy wet snow.
And: we're expecting more.
I took photos early this morning.
They'll be here later on.
There are
many birthdays to celebrate this month.
To honour the birthdays,
what is to come,
and what has gone before,
i offer this collection:
"I do not wish to
become senile
before I've finished what
I've undertaken."
(Paul Gauguin)
"With age,
art and life become one."
(Georges Braque)
"Great work can come
at any stage."
(Will Barnet)
"None are so old as those who have
outlived enthusiasm."
(Henry David Thoreau)
have you ever done Mail Art ?
check this site out.
and if you're interested in socks - or other foot coverings
you might want to take part in this
project. Click Here for details.
Sock
related mail needs to arrive in Germany,
to the address listed on the site.
Interested in reading more
about mail art calls for
Canadian destinations? Sure you are.
Find out here.
There are many
interesting projects on the go.
Have a look.
lots of listings, not just for Canada.
It didn't take long for the
daffodils to open.
they're so cute and cheerful.
above,
you can see some of the gifts that the
Knitting Companion received
at the hotel in Quebec city.
and below, you can see the view
from our room.
That's the frozen
St-Laurence River in the first photo.
They're growing right now.
See??
and, the new cyclamen
seems quite happy so far in the window.
