Slight dusting of snow always transforms any scene. This is the view from my office window and that's about as far into this snowy landscape I'm prepared to venture. As I type this, the kids from next door have already swept the snow from the cars and fought a huge snowball battle. The footsteps are from my future son-in-law trudging back home in the early hours after a night with London's ambulance crew's tending to drunks and people who slipped and broke bones on the ice. A bit of snow never stopped me as a young man having a drink or two, so I guess some things never change. But I've yet to break a bone in my body. (Touching wood quickly!)
Sunday 5 February 2012
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