I watch as it goes
That hundred inches or so
Fifty by days end

For John & Robbie
I watch as it goes
That hundred inches or so
Fifty by days end

For John & Robbie
Retired in 2013 after 5 years as an elementary school teacher and 40 years as a sales representative to begin anew as a school crossing guard. SMy essays/stories are a way to communicate through the telling of personal experiences. One reader said about my blog stories, "...these are like a cold sip during a marathon run, simple, real life events". Another offered about my blog, “it brings some sense of normalcy not easily found in the modern world.” View all posts by srbottch
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Our snow is still firmly entrenched!
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A warming trend is heading your way. Be patient and stay upright when going outside 😎
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Yes, staying upright outside is good!
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wow, 50 by days end is amazing. That must be a lot of water flowing away. Thank you, Steve 🙏💓
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I’ve been waiting for your comment. After all, you are the haiku queen. As for the ‘50’, aren’t authors allowed the privilege of exaggeration? 😉
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Yes, indeed, exaggeration is allowed. I know very little about snow though so I thought you were being serious 🤣😂. February is the hottest month of the year here 🌞
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Lovely Haiku and photo, Steve. Thanks for the touch of snow.
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Probably enough for the season, eh? Glad you liked it.
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Yes. We had our 1/4 of an inch, thank you.
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Okay, in this case ‘bigger’ is not better. We agree.
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🤣
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Poem suggests a good thaw
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Yes, you can see icicles melting and hear water going down the downspouts. And the snow is gradually receding. Making room for new snow later this week.
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