Saturday, December 5, 2009

Transitions, Continued




Perhaps I am fascinated by this because by now, normally, there would be no flowers outside, HERE. I know some of you live in warm climates or in places in the Southern hemisphere where it is warm at this time of year. But normally, here, it is cold. These pictures were taken this week.

The geranium is OUTside, on someone's porch.

The chrysanthemum is outside, I think right next door to the geranium. You can see a Christmas tree in the window.

This can't last forever--soon, there will be pictures of snow!!

5 comments:

The romantic query letter and the happy-ever-after said...

So glad I came by, the photos are stunning.
Thank you for sharing.
You have a lovely weekend.

VP said...

I like your idea of transitions, more visible in this period of the year.
And let me quote the Guns N' Roses: "nothing last forever, even cold November rain"

Lowell said...

That is unusual to have those flowers sitting outside this time of year!

It's been "relatively" cold here the past couple of days...like in the 50s and I think it will get down to 38 tonight...way too cold for me!

Hope all is well!

Anonymous said...

Snow is arriving here tonight, so says Environment Canada. Autumn was lovely while it lasted. :)

Mary Stebbins Taitt said...

Thank you, all! I am sorry I am behind! It's finally been cold here, not that I've been in a hurry for it. We've been having some snow but not a lot yet.