Woke up to one of those brilliant mornings when wet snow stuck to the length of every branch, fence and power line. Poor Oscar got caught under one laden bush just as the sun melted free a great fluffy, white lump... at least I spared him the humiliation of including a good shot of his feet, which were sporting flashy purple rubber booties (because nobody likes sidewalk de-icer in between their toes).
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February 17, 2010
Snow Day
Woke up to one of those brilliant mornings when wet snow stuck to the length of every branch, fence and power line. Poor Oscar got caught under one laden bush just as the sun melted free a great fluffy, white lump... at least I spared him the humiliation of including a good shot of his feet, which were sporting flashy purple rubber booties (because nobody likes sidewalk de-icer in between their toes).
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