This Superior Snap was shot on Mrs. Scribe's screened porch last week, when everything was covered in a blanket of white. Love the juxtaposition of the sign and the giant spruce on the other side of the screen, don't you? Screen...that's a funny word, ain't it?You know what to do, correctamundo? Take a decent gander at this Snowy Snap, then Conjure a Caption. Post your Caption Love in the comments section of this post, & there you have it!
You'll win nothing tangible...this week, anyway...for your efforts. Just Mrs. Scribe's undying admiration & devotion. And stay tuned, Scribe Fans...you, too, could be a winner. Just like Edna Lee!
BTW, after we suffered a record snowfall 6 days ago, the thermometer hit 72 degrees yesterday and is headed up to 80 today...Global Warming, anyone?
16 comments:
Honey, better skip the flip flops and grab the snow shoes!
I'd say climate change...
"Frozen crabs anyone?"
Snow cones, anyone?
Just another day in the Land of Opposite!
Definitely some global warming going on, boo! Glad I stumbled upon your fun blog fellow SITSta! From the looks of it, you may live in DC metro area...me too! I always love finding others nearby.
Chat soon,
Jamie :-)
I don't care WHAT everyone else says...I'm voting for that global warming thing, dadgummit!
Can't think of anything, but I like your photo!
Wow! I'd say, "Put the shorts back in storage." By the way, it's about 80 degrees here in the Dallas area. Looks like a compare and contrast paper to me.
Once again, Roscoe P Coltrain's attempt to foil the Duke brothers with a misleading sign was met with frustration.
BTW, Scribe, it's http://www.learnmegood.com :)
"Polar Bear Club's Ofical Weekend Retreat."
Beach House with Skiing Accommodations available.
( I just noticed the black and white of the sign; the contrasts in your photo are divine).
"Delivery guy here with your order of white powdery stuff to freshen up the beach for summer--what? You meant the OTHER white powdery stuff??"
Mr. Gore was recently quoted, stating his position so eloquently - "SEE?!"
Quoting Einstein:
Imagination is more important than knowledge.
Come on over and freeze your buns off!
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