Southern Snowstorm at Kat's Corner.

As I said in my last post, I had to work this weekend. I really don't mind. We spent all those years in the Air Force so we are used to celebrating our holidays when we can. A calender is just a reminder,

not a commandment.

Some time, very late, on Christmas night, it started to snow. It didn't stick to the roads so my drive to work was safe. I have not driven in snow for several years, I had forgotten how pretty it is.

I know, several of my favorite readers will probably laugh at me, but I really am not used to winter any more. I enjoy the beauty, but I hate the cold. I grew up in Northern Utah, plenty of snow there. Here it is still a rare thing. Our storm last winter was quite unusual and quickly melted.

Anyway, yesterday, while I was at work, it continued to snow. Sometimes big fluffy flurries, sometimes sleet. Most of it melted as it hit the ground.

I did not see much of it as we were quite busy. My Sweet Hubby knows me well, he grabbed my camera so he could share it with me when I got home. now I would like to share it with you.

 The barn

 Peace in the snow,

Smoke house,

 This morning, when I finally talked myself into getting up, it was still a winter wonderland out in the yard.

I just had to take the camera out. Cold though, Brrrrr!

 This old boxwood, next to the steps, is snowy.

 Pandora looks cold.

 My Sweet Husbands little corolla is wearing a blanket of snow.

My pickup is mostly bare, I had to clean it off before I drove home last night.

 I don't think Gargoyles like the cold either.

 The magnolia is beautiful year round.

No worries. Isn't this a comforting sight?

My Sweetheart made a big pot of Earl Grey tea and German Apple Pancakes for breakfast.

The fire is toasty and I don't have to go anywhere.

I hope you are all as warm and content as I am.

Cheers,

Kat