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| This is what it looks like looking out the window, at our home in the country. |
As heavy snow continues to blanket southern Ontario and the northeastern United States today, newscasters are telling us to brace for what could be the worst snowstorm in years. So like most people I'm staying inside and looking forward to catching up on some reading, enjoying some heart warming food, and of course some internet strolling (provided the storm does not cause power outages) visiting blog friends and favourite websites.
Seeing our snow covered trucks, quickly made us give thanks that we did not need to venture out, in what is the worst snowstorm of winter (in almost 2 years). Prayers and thoughts to all those who have no choice but to be out in this weather ... May you arrive at work, school, medical appointment or any other event that you must get to today.
Rekindling Romance with Yourself Part 2 of 2 earlier this week, click on over for some reminders how to nurture the longest the most important and longest relationship you will have in your life.
If you are looking for some wonderful week-end in the kitchen ideas - here are some that I found inspiring this week.
A Delightsome Life ~ A Romantic Week-end Breakfast
Paris Loves Pastry ~ Valentine's Day Dessert Inspirations so many wonderful ideas I think I may HAVE to try her Rosebud Madeleines recipe.
Lily Lemontree ~ Let Them Eat Cake: Boozy Bourbon Chocolate Cupcakes
Of course if you are a lover of all things winter ... then you may be looking to get outside...
Click Keeping Warm in Winter to view full out-fit details by highheeledlife
Of course just because it's a blizzard out there, does not mean one needs to sacrifice "fashion" layer! layer! is key to keeping warm. You will find wonderful layering ideas over at Long Distance Loving ~ weekly Friday Fancies party, this week.
Luxuria Decadence for Divas ~ Time
Amid Life ~ A message of hope
Inspired Design ~ A poignant lesson from a young man
How do you spend SNOW DAYS?
Of course just because it's a blizzard out there, does not mean one needs to sacrifice "fashion" layer! layer! is key to keeping warm. You will find wonderful layering ideas over at Long Distance Loving ~ weekly Friday Fancies party, this week.
Luxuria Decadence for Divas ~ Time
Amid Life ~ A message of hope
Inspired Design ~ A poignant lesson from a young man
How do you spend SNOW DAYS?
Awwwh! Thank you so much Celia for the mention above; so appreciated and such a lovely surprise.
ReplyDeleteLove your snowy images and keeping warm collage. That Karen Millen jacket is gorgeous; I want it.
Snow is forecast for the UK also, so I will be checking out all your wonderful recommendations to keep me warm too.
Stay safe Sweets xx
Dearest Celia,
ReplyDeleteGuess you did mention already the very best way to spend snow days. For sure I will not have to live through any of them down south, but I have lived them before!
Hugs to you and stay cozy and catch up; that's what I am doing too after my birthday and another day with friends out yesterday; in heavy rain. What a contrast with my sunny and warm birthday. That was a gift from heaven it seemed like.
Hugs to you dear friend.
Mariette
We don't get much snow here so when it does, I grab my camera and capture as much beauty as possible! Untouched driveway, snow covered fields, confused cows - it's all good! Thanks to you I'm enjoying my tea times much better now. I'm making it an EVENT!
ReplyDeleteSnow Days. I've forgotten about them. Stay inside with plenty to do, enjoy the scenery, don't drive unless it's an absolute MUST. These days are the reason you have all the cashmere & silk things, all the woolen things, and fleece. xx's
ReplyDeleteYup, that's what our yard looks like as well. I'm kinda loving it! We stayed put all day (kept the kids home) but Jules had a bd party locally at 5pm which I took him too. I took L's SUV which has super-duper snow tires so it was ok. Not great.
ReplyDeleteI am in love with that puffer!!
Hello Celia
ReplyDeleteLike you, we've pretty much stayed in during the storm, although today is beautiful and sunny. Hubby was telling me he didn't have the snowblower out last year at all but it was a necessity after the 2 feet or so of snow we received.
Judith
We don't have snow here
ReplyDeleteso those pics makes me wish we have snow.
Have a lovely weekend!