Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Monday, December 23, 2019

Meowy Christmas

Graceful I was not. I sprawled out on the curb of W 65th and Broadway almost smacking my chin on the pavement. I hobbled into the theater at Lincoln Center shivering uncontrollably, bleeding, holding back tears, and picking gravel and rock salt out of my coat and my hand. Thanks to the kindness and calming spirit of a most wonderful man who worked there (and who called for first aid), I slowly thawed, got bandaged up and regained my composure. #theglamorouslife

But then there was this:


Congratulations to Nile Rodgers, Russell, and The Chic Organization for their musical contributions to the the new Cats film!



Suddenly, it was a whirlwind of winter wonderland (try saying THAT three times fast).



Now (hopefully) we can settle into a nice cozy holiday.



Here's wishing us all a warm and beautiful holiday filled with Love and the Magic of Christmas.


Merry Christmas,
T


Monday, October 19, 2015

Let It Snow

Well, there’s no denying it anymore…


It’s not exactly my favorite time of year – when the patio furniture and the bikes get put away, the sky goes gray and the night comes early.

“A lot of people like snow. 
I find it to be an unnecessary freezing of water.” 
– Carl Reiner


I’ve been searching for something  positive… Soup is good. :)

As I dig out the winter coats, boots and scarves, I’ll try to keep focused on the positive. I’ll find some of my favorite soup recipes, get the Crock-Pot going, fill up the house with the smell of cinnamon apples, and replace my dresser drawer of shorts with long sleeve shirts that I forgot I had.

There’s no use in complaining. I’ll keep finding things to appreciate and smile when I do. Maybe I’ll make a snowman.


I’ll wear my Gryffindor sweatshirt. I’ll look around outside and remember the crystal shaped beauty in a single flake of snow, then zoom out and realize how much beauty surrounds us. I’ll place battery operated candles in all the windows and smile when I come home at night to see their glow.


It’s just winter. It’s not that bad. It’s not really bad at all.  :) 

Namaste,
T