Day 104 - Ice Cold

I drink a lot of water and I like my water COLD. The above picture is the top of a pitcher filled with water and ice. Yep, you guessed it - really cold water. I snapped a picture before pouring myself a drink. While Peg and I were looking through today's pics this one caught her eye. To her the ice kind of looked like rocks. I played with it a bit in Lightroom to make the ice cubes look more like rocks. Although the water was not moving the water does seem to be running down stream.
Well, all this talking of water has made me thirsty so I'm off to get a nice cold class of water before bed. It also makes me very grateful that I have the luxury of having such a valuable resource so readily available.

Day 30 - Frozen in Time

Despite the freezing temperatures, Peg, the dogs and I bundled up and headed out into the elements. The purpose was two-fold, the dogs needed a walk and I needed a picture. The sun and the blue sky made the walk pleasant although somewhat chilly.
Somehow, no matter how nasty the weather, we manage to make it through to Spring. Perhaps one thing that gets us through is the knowledge that Spring will arrive and the hope that it will get here sooner rather than later. While the ice in this picture shows us water frozen in time the little bit of green grass is one of the many things that reassure as that Spring will indeed be back.

Day 25 - It's Contagious

One of the best parts of this '365' journey is that I'm not doing it alone. I have my followers and fellow bloggers as well as friends and family. However, the one who is always there to help me carry camera equipment, set up a shot, choose the right pic or help edit my post is Peg. She's got a case of Strep throat so she spent the day at home. At one point she looked outside and saw the icicles on the deck bench and decided that it would make a good picture. I guess she's caught the photobug too. I guess it is contagious. Thanks for your contributions Peg.
I cropped the photo and changed it to black and white. I figured it would help convey the greyness of the day. Here's to more seasonal temperatures and iceless roads.