After a winter of harsh temperatures and more snow than I really wanted to see for one season, we felt the season was finally over and we could wait for the spring to slowly seep in with its warmth and beautiful flowers. Yea, wrong thought.
My daughter texted me at 11:45 last night – “Mom, look outside, its snowing!”
What, no, I had looked at the radar earlier that day and the entire US was mostly clear with sun.

Yep, reports said to expect an inch. Good grief. But as morning arose, it actually was about 1.5 inch but the roads were clear. OK, I can deal with that. And the more I looked at it, I really saw its beauty. It was a wet snow, so it stuck to the trees and the snow in the yards seemed really white. I understand snow is really white but with the sky bright blue and the sun rising in the sky, it just reflected whiter than what we had seen with the cold gray sky’s of winter.
As I got in my car and headed to church the trees were even more beautiful. I took this shot from my car as I crossed over the bridge….probably not a good idea but at least I wasn’t texting.

I was reminded of the scripture verses asking for our sins to be cleaner whiter than snow. It made me feel a real connection at that moment of the closeness we can have with God.
As I moved through town the sun was at the right angle to really show case the beauty so I am enclosing a shot of the tree in the corner of the parking lot at the church. It really was amazing.

And by the time we got finished with church, it was all gone. The best kind of snow.
So I remind you of the beauty God has to offer visually, spiritually and even emotionally and remind you to share those wonderful uplifting feelings with those who have seem to lost sight of them. Share His love and always be kind.
Beautiful shot of the tree against the blue sky, Anita. So glad it cleared up and the snow stopped. 😊
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I think it’s the contrast of the snow against the blue sky that makes it more beautiful.
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Too true. Thanks for the reminder
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Nice reminder – thanks = 🙂
and I love the fresh snow that you described here – sometimes it feels like we are in a postcard.
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And when its gone by lunch – bonus! After the winter we had here in the midwest – I am done.
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I know – sunshine please
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