The white glow from my bedroom curtains told the story even before I crawled out of bed at this saving of daylight time now imposed on my sleepy mind. The Winter Goddess woke up again during the night and blanketed us another time. Yesterday, Keoni's airline flight was thwarted still another time. This time, just as he completed a Boston audition and was to return to Georgia.

Between the recent storms though, life kept on re-appearing. The boys joined Seth at church Saturday night for another concert there. They sure are helping my Grandma Groupie creds. When they play like that, I trail around in their stardust.

Keoni, Seth, and Aidan--photo from friend Louise.

Then, there was a warmer afternoon when Aidan was home alone and I stopped in for a walk around the farm with him. My! do I miss that.

It warmed up to 41 degrees! I still wore my long underwear.

Wendy and John returned with a load of hay in the truck. Toby noticed and something on the hay-littered bumper got his attention. I'll leave it to your imagination what it could be.

Aidan played for me for awhile. Here's a snippet of one he's working on...






Over in Colorado, Sonja is on her last week of training for her new assignment at the VA. She had a nice weekend off to explore. She sent pictures of The Stanley where The Shining was filmed...

Sandy has been unearthing interesting things from our family's past. Here's a picture of Mom during WWII years...

Well, the snowing has stopped here though Keoni is still stuck in Boston. He says he'll fly out tomorrow for Atlanta. It is 35 degrees climbing to 42 today. The wind just started blasting. Here's early morning today...

I never tire of the view out the back of Marge's here in Quakertown. This, out the back patio windows is unique among all the heavily populated development where we live. The old man who walks his dog and cat has re-appeared from time-to-time, too.  I'll leave you with my view at first-light this morning...