We just had a few inches of snow, but a few days ago when I touch these pictures the sun was shining bright.
Here the path is quite dry and walkable, but going through the trees in the shade it is icy and slippery.
A lot of people were out enjoying the good weather and the sunshine.
I took this outside my west window.
Abiding I believe is the key to receiving regular and many answers to prayer. For Jesus says to us in John 15:7, “If you abide in Me, and My words abide in you, you shall ask whatever you desire, and it shall be done for you.” Abiding in Christ and in His words means to continue in them, that is, to continue believing them and living by them. Abiding also means to dwell with and to be connected to as a branch is to a vine. I conclude, therefore, that abiding in Jesus means that we are continually dwelling with Him and perpetually letting His life flow into us just as living sap flows from a vine to its branches; hence, it means that we are always sipping and tasting and drinking in His goodness, ever being satisfied with what we need and long for.
Now it seems that…
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This is a February Sunset four years ago. I remember when I took this. It was a lot warmer then.
Here’s the last puzzle I did, called “Lighthouse Sunset.” It was 750 pieces, and it was a lot of fun. I enjoy puzzles and it keeps me out of trouble. Ha ha.
Thought it wasn’t too light out, I had to take some photos of the beautiful white trees after the night snow.
Further down the road, more beautiful trees.
After my morning coffee break I took this one.
A close up. Its so beautiful. Like Christmas!
There is nothing better than winter light. That wonderful contrast of the cold winter breeze and snow with the heavenly light is so glorious.
The best light-filled winter pictures I have are these next six from February of 2014. I remember that it was very cold, but beautiful.
These last five are from March of 2019 after a heavy snow.
A sunset over this small lake, December, 2013
A lovely December afternoon, 2016
Watching a full moon rise, December, 2017
Blue sky in December, 2018
Blue sky and snow, December, 2019
On my way home, December, 2010
Looking back at this day of 40 degree weather, bitter cold and snow was just a day away, and these Mallard ducks were enjoying their last days.
Soon the creek will be iced over.
Leaving the ducks, I headed up this familiar trail. It was supposed to be warm, but there was a cold wind from the northwest. Winter was coming.
Before long my pleasant walk was almost over. The days are short and sunlight will soon be gone.
This has been one of the best puzzle’s I’ve done–actually, not quite finished. So fun to do. I would like to get this whole collection of Vibrant puzzles. They are all 1000 pieces.
