We don't get much snow here along the Texas Gulf Coast.
The two times I have experienced more than a light dusting of snow here were when I was four years old and when I was a junior in high school.
Until last week...
It got cold early Monday. It got very cold early Tuesday. It began to rain. It began to sleet. It began to snow.
It probably won't be much of anything, we thought.
The snow continued to fall. Some of us had the wisdom to carry a coat with us, just in case.
After a few hours, the snow began to accumulate.
The bird feeders filled with snow. I threw seed down for the goldfinches.
The snow stopped in the early afternoon. We dared to go outside.
We made a tiny snowman. The snow was soft and fell apart in our hands.
Our angel reading seems softer, lovelier, with snow.
It was probably a record for us. Four inches.
For more photos, link up at Wordless Wednesday, Comedy Plus, Messymimi's Meanderings, Keith's Ramblings, Create With Joy, Wild Bird Wednesday, and My Corner of the World.
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