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Monday Musings No. 206
Good morning friends, how was your weekend? I finally got my winter wish, it snowed! It started on Saturday afternoon with a few flakes and continued all night long. We woke Sunday to an enchanting and magical winter wonderland.
As soon as I had my morning hot chocolate I jumped out of bed, donned my winter weather gear and set off on a long walk to take photos. I like to be the first person to make tracks in the snow but the deer beat me to it. It was so beautiful that I went back out in the afternoon to take more photos and to watch the neighborhood children sled down the golf course hills.
Were you affected by the storm? Are you off work or school today? Are you hoping the groundhog sees its shadow or doesn’t? I am a winter girl through and through so I hope that we have six more weeks of winter.
Ok, on to Monday Musings.
Read~
A blindsided soon-to-be divorcée rediscovers herself in this witty, celebratory novel about a hard-fought comeback by the authors of The Better Half.
Two decades have passed since Callie Kingman begrudgingly followed her husband, Thomas, across the country in pursuit of his career at the expense of her own. Today, Callie is an empty nester with no job prospects, a declining mother, and a spouse who announces his intention to leave her—in Sacramento, the dullest city in America. His parting potshot: “It’s not me, it’s you.”
Taking to bed, Callie relies on delivery for food, her neighbor for booze, and her college best friend for commiseration. When an overdue annual exam leads to a health scare, Callie is forced to contend with her fractured and unfulfilled life by revisiting the vibrant, indomitable woman she used to be.
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Watched~Garrow Kedigian
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SHOPPING BREAK
Even though we have weeks of winter left, my email has been filled with early spring clothing. So I put together an outfit that you can actually wear now and in the spring. A pink and white strip t-shirt paired with a classic navy blazer, jeans, a pair of ballet flats, bag and a bracelet.
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5. In Case You Missed It~Weekend Meanderings
This weekend Juliet, Kim and I shared all of the things that piqued our interest and caught our eye, I shared a budget makeover by Wuthering Heights, Holy Days, Jodie Foster, A Private Life, Photographer Don McCullin and more on Weekend Meanderings.
That’s All for Now
I hope that you enjoyed my Monday Musings and that you have an amazing day. Take care of yourselves friends.
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On My Radar
I live in Florida, and we’ve actually had a winter this year! I would be very happy with 6 more weeks of colder than normal temperatures. I’m not a fan of hot weather, so this time of year is my reprieve from the heat. Your photos of the snow are beautiful! I don’t think I would do well living very far north, but it is lovely to see.
Paula, I lived in Jacksonville and Atlantic Beach for many years and I would never get use to the weather. I am born and raised in the Midwest so I miss the seasons. NC is a great compromise, although the summer is brutal.
I hope that you have 6 more weeks of winter and moderate weather.
Take care and have a wonderful weekend.