Winter has finally arrived in Wisconsin. The Northern counties were buried in snow a few days ago, and now we “Southerners” (just north of the Illinois border) are suddenly remembering what winter is all about. Beautiful! Pristine! Cold! The wind travels and moans through our lane, which is actually a wind tunnel between condo buildings. I love the wind, [...]
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I can dream!
Posted in Daylight is Increasing, Dreaming of Spring, Impressionism, Light!, Lilacs, Spring Paintings, The deep cold days, The joy of making art, The joy of sharing our art, Watercolor painting, Watercolors, Winter Survival, YUPO paper, tagged Creative Living in a Condo, Increasing daylight, Lilacs, Waiting for Spring, Watercolor painting, YUPO paper on January 2, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Dreaming of Lilacs
Posted in Daylight is Increasing, Lilacs, The deep cold days, Waiting for Spring, Winter in Wisconsin, tagged Deep Cold, Increasing daylight, Lilacs, Waiting for Spring, Winter in Wisconsin, Winter Survival on January 19, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Winter is beautiful. Winter is invigorating. Winter is fun. Given these attributes, we can also add: winter is cold, winter can be treacherous on the roads, winter paths are slippery, and winter is long. Over the years, I’ve discovered that it’s a social “No-No” to talk about spring in the winter. If I so much as mentions lilacs or [...]