Spoons, Horseshoes, Tools, Winter Weather, and Rare Sunset

Consider me odd, but

I love this! 

So neat.

After I saw this on FB, 

I went looking on Pinterest

for more unusual wreathes.

I also love this one, made

from a bike wheel, 

just thinking it would

be really heavy to hang though.

I also like this one. Had thought

about making one like this

a few years ago, but you 

know the health issues

I have had for the last

couple of years, so it 

did not get done.

It is made from bedsprings,

and yes, I have bedsprings.

Here is another one made

with bedsprings but I don't 

like this one.

Cute idea on this next one, 

but I think it's too overdone.

Too many little muffin pans.

I love the rustic look 

but I am not sold on this 

one below.

Horse shoes, Cool idea.

Welding for sure would be

needed for making this.

I love to weld.

The one above is neat.

This one below is different

but also made of horseshoes, 

it also is neat.

Need a wreath for the old

man? Pull together tools

and apply them to a metal

wreath frame.

Yep, not for me.

I have made one like

this before, somewhat like

it anyway, but using a

oval frame. I like this. 

Maybe the one below for

a day care?

Yep, don't like.

Cans, not feeling this

one either.

Maybe if the cans were

painted on, with flowers

or something. Or decoupaged

something on them. 

Barbwire. 

Yep, I like!

I had one like this on

my shed years ago but it 

was just the wire alone.

Are you a rustic decor person?

If not what sort of 

decor do you go for.

These next two items

I pulled from the 

internet.

It's the first weekend

of 2025 and a complex

forecast is upon us!

Today will be dry

and cold. Sunday is

when things turn

tricky as we could see

a wintry mix

and even a few

thunderstorms Sunday.

But check this out.

A rare sunset.

 

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - 

A rare

 sunset was spotted in parts 

of Middle

 Tennessee on Thursday.

Viewers in Lebanon, 

Coopertown and

 Pleasant View shared 

photos of what

 looks like a vertical 

light in the sky at sunset.

According to WSMV4 

Meteorologist Melanie

 Layden, the vertical light

 or “beam” in the sky is a sun pillar.

A sun pillar, according to 

Layden, is a vertical

 shaft of light that is 

reflected off of ice crystals

 in the atmosphere. 

"They’re not super common

 in Tennessee, but 

usually spotted at sunrise or

 sunset,” Layden said.

It's the first weekend

of 2025 and a complex

forecast is upon us!

Today will be dry and cold.

Sunday is when things

turn tricky as we could

see a wintry mix and even a few thunderstorms Sunday.

 

Hoping you are having 

a great day,

Pam