Spring has arrived and relief from the burdens of winter is in sight. As the snow receeds evidence of activities that I couldn’t quite see are being revealed. Looking back I can see the tracks in the snow. Abi, my faithful companion, has been there even though it wasn’t immediately evident at the time. Spring [...]
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Spring brings relief
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Still Snowing Still Burried
It is March 1st and there is no end in sight to the snow. I love the snow and living in Syracuse there seems to be no shortage of it. We always get over 100 inches of snow a year. Sometimes I feel burried under the burdens of life just like these 2 chairs are [...]
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Still Waiting
Sometimes I wish I had the patience of these chairs. There they wait. Patiently, without complaining for this season to pass. Too often I want things to move on quickly. Particularly when things are uncomfortable or not exactly as I would like them to be. The pressures of life are sometimes difficult to bear. Learning [...]
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Longing for Spring
This picture was taken in late fall of 2004 when these 2 chairs retired for the season. They are patiently waiting for the return of nice weather when they will resume their places in the yard and be returned to service for our use and enjoyment. I am looking forward to Spring. We have had [...]
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