Showing posts with label birdfeeder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birdfeeder. Show all posts

14 March 2008

SNOW!!

Well, it certainly snowed! It was so pretty, and it was just enough to be nice without paralyzing everything! It doesn't take much down south to bring things to a complete halt! It started snowing around 4 pm and continued off and on all night. By noon Saturday morning the snow was gone. Also during the storm, we lost our internet. We have satellite, so at first I thought it was just because of the snow. Nope--not my luck. Our transmiter went out, and we finally got back up and running earlier today. So......I will just skip this week's Monday Mississippi Etsian and restart again this coming Monday.
Spring break was this week, and the weather has been just beautiful. Nice and warm, in the sixties and seventies! Of course that means when a cold front does move through, the weather can get bad--sometimes VERY bad. Our weather later in the day could be severe, so send good wishes our way that it doesn't get too bad.
That's all for now--I'll get back on track shortly :-)
I hope you enjoy the following photos taken of the snow.


Woods in back of our house

Birds on the feeder


Night falling snow








06 March 2008

Southern Snow and New Scents!

Well we certainly are having some weird weather! It was 68 degrees today, and tomorrow we are supposed to get snow! That's crazy--but that's the weather here this time of the year! I just took the dogs out for their last business trip of the night, and the wind is really blowing out of the south. You can feel and smell the moisture in the air, and the temperature is beginning to drop. I certainly hope we don't get snowed in--it doesn't take much snow here to paralyze things!

I listed some new scented tarts on Etsy today--Mulled Cider, Country Apple, and Baby Powder.
They all smell just wonderful! The Country Apple is a Bath & Body Works duplicate, and it is really clean and nice smelling. I'll probably make some soap with it soon :-)
If you haven't tried soy wax tarts, you really should! Soy wax is much easier to clean up, and its eco-friendly and good for our American farmers. I will have an article on soy wax coming up soon--just keep checking back!

We got a new birdfeeder for the back deck. I've taken a little video of it. It's not very good, but at least you can see our little birds. I'm going to keep taking videos of them throughout the year so we can enjoy them together :-)

That's all for now. I hope everyone stays warm and safe with all the snowy, rainy weather that is going on now in parts of the country. Stay indoors, and try to remember that spring is on the way!!