My favorites today are 2014, 2012, 2011, and 2010.
But actually I like them all.

We're in it now :-(

Lots of snowy pictures in the review today. I
love the little boy with the bridge down below. I
also love the person sitting on the cold beach
watching the Lake.

The trees are sugar coated...it's a "Winter Wonderland" in SE-MI (wasn't that on a license plate?)

...forgot to mention, 50s by the end of the week. I can dig it, man :-)

"Watch your topknot", keep it warm and dry, Alex.;)

Thanks for the sentiment, Shirley, but if you saw my cranium, you'd realize that I'm not to concerned about by top knot...or my middle and bottom knots, for that matter :-)

LOL :-D

...or as Jeremiah Johnson one said; "Watch your'n!"

Since I seldom get outside, Alex, I don't have that worry. d;)
Our forecast is for flurries tonight but sunny tomorrow, which sounds ideal to me for this time of year!

This weather has made me wax poetic, so here goes:

Ode to Fluffy Pillows
(by Alex UP-Goldwinger)

As the snow falls steadily, like many of my kind
I’ll be duck-taping fluffy pillows firmly to my behind
Before fluffy pillows, I thought I may injure my spine
But fluffy pillows gave me "mucho" peace of mind
I don’t use standard pillows, I only use deluxe
I’m so much happier now, as are my buttocks
As the snow falls steadily, I will recall
How it hurt before fluffy pillows broke my fall

Alex: best poem I have read here! Love it!

Think you've got a future in poetry and prose, Alex. BTW, I agree with Janie.;>
Looks like Kipp has found his favorite season, Janie.:)

I'm with Janie. I'm still laughing at that poem.
I think you missed your calling, Alex!!

More snow on the ground here in Iowa and Illinois
than in Pastyland!!! This must be a first.

Why, thank you! It's nice to finally meet someone who can appreciate the mechanics of a poem by examining it's poetic devices. But, you must always ask yourself what these devices do for the meaning of the poetic bushwa :-)

uh...maybe you'd better examine your topknot again, Alex.;>