We got our first significant snow in the
East Mountains near Albuquerque, New Mexico, this weekend. By this morning, we already had 6 1/2 inches of snow and it was still snowing. I shoveled snow for an hour in the 17 degree (Fahrenheit) weather and tried to make a snowman but the snow was so dry and light, I could not compact it. I hope this is the beginning of a good winter season with lots of precipitation (unlike last year).
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| The finches, chickadees, pine siskin, titmice, and white winged doves arrived at the feeders for breakfast |
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| The sun is showing itself and the snow has momentarily stopped falling |
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| The wood stove is warming up the house this morning |
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| The Christmas Cactus is in bloom |
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| The dining table awaits Thanksgiving dinner later this week when family will gather |
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