Snow Sounds
When I don't work and my schedule adjusts to daytime, I often stay snuggled in bed doing things on my phone. This morning it was snowing outside. I can hear the cars go by. I can tell when the roads are wet. Right now (around 8 AM) I can tell that some snow is staying on the roads and under tires, at least in some spots. There is a muffled crunching sort of sound the tires make when rolling over snow. And yet there isn't. I realize that the crunching was a slower vehicle, probably on the side of the road, turning, or driveway. Most cars are traveling at a reasonable speed, the snow is most likely blowing to the sides, lightweight. The sound is still muffled slightly which tells me that the snow is falling.
Currently reading: Faith Hacker, by James ‘Jim’ Wilcox.
Thank you for being part of my happy things. Stay safe.
Other happy things for today:
- Day 5: Today the A&S challenge is not an unfinished project. I found my lucet so I decided to refresh my memory on how to do a lucet braid. There were YouTube videos and multiple failed attempts. Eventually I used a video that taught how to make the braid using hands instead of the wooden lucet. I got about three inches done before getting frustrated and stopped. It actually seemed to look okay until that point. Then I accidentally pulled half of it out. Thankfully, I got a picture first.
- Snow fell and it was pretty.
- The sky was in a mixed state when the sun was setting. There were some clear spots, thin wispy clouds and big cumulus clouds.
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Currently reading: Faith Hacker, by James ‘Jim’ Wilcox.
Thank you for being part of my happy things. Stay safe.
Falcor! Shadow sometimes gets the Falcor look as well. 😍 I haven't heard of lucet braiding before. I watched the video you linked, as well as one showing a few ways of using the fork. Using the fork looked more complicated! But not as complicated as the tablet weaving video I watched after you mentioned that in a previous post - yikes! Such cool skills you have.
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