Let it snow...
Atlanta is having its first significant snowfall in about four years. This is the view from my balcony, which faces into a courtyard (Rear Window-style...yeah, I've seen some naked people and weird goings on). Click the photo to make it larger to see the snow falling. We've got an inch or so of accumulation so far. We were supposed to do some filming for the Poetry Atlanta DVD today, but everything in the city has been cancelled, even the Barry Manilow concert at Philips Arena. The temperature is hovering about 30 degrees in the city, and heading into the teens tonight. They're calling for icy road conditions overnight. I'm staying in, watching movies and making soup. This is actually the second snow we've had this week. It snowed Wednesday afternoon, but didn't stick on the roads. That was also the evening of the CRUX anthology reading in Decatur, and I thought no on would show up, but we had about 10 people brave the weather. Great readings from Alice Lovelace, Theresa Davis and Kodac Harrison. I read my contribution and the one by the late Ronnog Seaberg.
Atlanta is having its first significant snowfall in about four years. This is the view from my balcony, which faces into a courtyard (Rear Window-style...yeah, I've seen some naked people and weird goings on). Click the photo to make it larger to see the snow falling. We've got an inch or so of accumulation so far. We were supposed to do some filming for the Poetry Atlanta DVD today, but everything in the city has been cancelled, even the Barry Manilow concert at Philips Arena. The temperature is hovering about 30 degrees in the city, and heading into the teens tonight. They're calling for icy road conditions overnight. I'm staying in, watching movies and making soup. This is actually the second snow we've had this week. It snowed Wednesday afternoon, but didn't stick on the roads. That was also the evening of the CRUX anthology reading in Decatur, and I thought no on would show up, but we had about 10 people brave the weather. Great readings from Alice Lovelace, Theresa Davis and Kodac Harrison. I read my contribution and the one by the late Ronnog Seaberg.
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And I keep hearing that ol' Simon & Garfunkel lyric "...freshly-fallen, silent shroud of snow..."
Is that "I AM A ROCK"??
We have about two inches or so(and it's really coming down!) of the white stuff out here in Alpharetta.
I clicked on your posted pic--of the snow outside your window--it's lovely!!
I hold everyone who has posted snow pictures on blogs this afternoon personally responsible for this slight!
Oh, and the word verification is "fwwrez".....I'm so being taunted!!! haha!!
We had a bit of snow last week but now it's just bitter cold. MORE SNOW I say, MORE SNOW!!
Nice photo, yeah, totally reminds me of rear window.
Am really out of zinc with the idea of snow - probably could have a rude awakening when I get to Ireland next week : )