Tracks, Inches, Church and Wedding Pic

 Do you know what these tracks are, dear?

oops....

DEER!

These were shots I took on Friday

after the snow from the road

as I was going to the store. 

I had these same tracks in my

side yard.

A bunch at the bird feeder where

apparently they stopped 

to eat seed on their morning

walk.

We actally ended up with 3.5 in

my area. 

When I got out on Friday, roads

in my area were still covered until

I got to the main one through

the subdivision. The main, main roads

were clear. 

After doing my shopping I

drove past the Hermitage property and

was able to snap this pic

of Rachel's Church (I blogged about

it a week or so ago). 

This LONG baby was hanging just 

outside the deck Sunday while

the sun was warming up the 

earth. 

Oh yes, let me tell you about my

screen door on the deck.

IT BROKE.

One night after the snow we had 

another night of some sleet. 

I went to let Chey off the deck and 

I had to push on the bottom

of the screen to push ice pellets

away so I could open the door.

Little did I realize that the top of

the door was frozen. 

The screen was going to get 

replaced in the spring cause it

was a little ragged, just was not

planning on doing it now.

However, on my venture out of

Friday to run errands I ran one

to Lowes. Got a new screen door cause

I knew that come Monday and Tuesday

the temps would be nice and Lily

would not be happy if she was not

allowed on the deck. 

Monday morn when I got home 

from my doc apt. I took the 

old busted screen down and

put the new one up. 

Temps right now on 

Tuesday 11:11am

is 61. Back door is open and Misty

and Lily are hanging on the deck.

Last week at this time we

were freezing our rears off!

It was so cold that to keep it 

warm in the living room, I had

to close blinds and take the tie

backs off the curtains so they

covered the windows. 

Here's a pic from Sunday's wedding.

Me on the end holding my camera.

Lisa, Julie's cousin and assistant 

at the venue, Marie (bride),

Terry (groom), James and Julie.

Thanks for stopping in, 

Pam