What a difference a day makes.
Just 25 little hours....
My previous post was Harvest Moon. This shot was taken one day before and one hour earlier in the evening.
Same view taken from same location.
BTW, I got my bandages removed today. Nothing left but 4 tiny pin-pricks for scars. Amazing! Oh, yes, the surgeon said she, as a preventative, flushed the bile duct and sure enough something flushed through. Guess that means I had another stone in the duct waiting to get stuck again. Sure am glad that green rascal is out of me.
We had a hard frost this morning. It was enough to make the deck slippery and I had to scrape the car windows before driving. At our old house we were at sea level and only rarely got frost, here we are about 100' above sea level. That's enough to make a difference.

6 Comments:
Hi Puget.
That is so beautiful. Is that snow on top of the mountains or clouds?
Sounds like the healing is coming along nicely. Good for you.
I'm still waiting on our first frost. We're supposed to get down into the high 30's this w/e.
So are ya'll finally getting settled in?
Beautiful P4! It looks so big ... :)
Good to hear that you're on the mend!
Hi FM. The moon is coming up over snow capped Cascade Mountains and there are a few clouds also.
Settled in? Mercy, no! I sorted through at least 25 boxes in the living room today, 6 boxes of stuff went to Good Cheer (our local good will) and another is ready to go. We have 15 ready to "go downstairs" to be stored....somewhere.
It's beginning to look better in the LR at least.
Hi Olivia. When I saw that moon shot, I thought it was as good as it could get.... then the next night came. Like you said, nice to have a blog so we can post any old picture we want to and don't have to decide on which.
Thanks for coming round.
Hi P4. What a beautiful picture. How fine to have a house with a view like that. :)
Congrats on getting the bandages removed!
Hi Andi. It is a pretty cool location. Too bad we can't stay forever, whatever forever is... And as you might guess, it's ever changing. Today we are fogged in...can't see a thing over that water. So fascinating.
Yes, it's nice having the band-aids off. They really were band-aids.
Thanks for coming around.
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