December's End. Forecast for Snow.
"Some people love waking to the sight of new snow. Fallen snow is fine, but I like the sight of it falling, fine as dust or so fat you can hear it land against the kitchen window. I like the tunnel of dry snow you drive through at night, the headlights blanking out a few yards ahead, and the feeling that you're driving into some abysmal vacuum. I like the ground-blizzards and the snow that slithers down the road ahead of you. What I like is the visual impairment snow brings with it, the way it obscures some things and defines others, like the wind." - ---Verlyn Klinkenborg from The Rural Life
Love it! Best advice I have had all week!
ReplyDeleteWords of wisdom, unless you are a plumber who likes to pretend.
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'm going to post this one on my bathroom mirror.
ReplyDeleteWell, that made me smile!
ReplyDeleteRoger that, Lady Guinevere!
ReplyDeleteGood thing you got this up today because I was just on my way to the bathroom and the temptation is always there, staring up from the floor, to the left to the toilet.
Merci infiniement,
I agree, but tiaras are so last season. What is one to do?
ReplyDelete*laughing at all the comments*
ReplyDeleteI nominated you dear girl - I hope you don't mind!
http://365to42.blogspot.com/2009/07/free-competition-30-prize.html
Hilarious...
ReplyDeleteI suppose the sequel might be something like (?) :
Never pretend
To be an ostrich
By sticking your head in the toilet
(sorry!)
Why not?
ReplyDeleteWonderful! And great ripostes as well.
ReplyDeleteInteresting advice. I'd never thought of this before.
ReplyDeleteI've heard it said that boys cannot resist putting something with a suction cup on their forehead. So far, I find that true.
ReplyDeleteOh, if only someone had told me this years ago!
ReplyDeleteLove this!... A friend of mine's brother was once showing off in the milking parlour, he stuck one of the milking cups on his chin.... we had to go turn the machine off...lol!
ReplyDeleteIt reminded me of that, could be a farmers poem to young farmers; "Never pretend to be a cow's pap by sticking a suction cup to your chin"..