Maybe because I woke up to the sound of steady rain this morning when even the cardinals that breakfasted from my feeder seemed hampered.
Or maybe it was the huge deluge of rain around lunch time heard outside while Rose and I were contentedly bringing order to my ribbon supply.
Eureka! When the sun finally burst forth later during the afternoon I beheld this sight as I was coming down the stairs on my way to fix a cup of freshly brewed coffee for my husband. Their glowing faces gave such pleasure I could not help smiling.
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It's almost as if they were singing for joy to see the sun :o)!
Blessings!
Deborah
What a sweet group of carolers! I'm impressed with your ribbon ordering. This is a skill I seem to lack no matter how hard I try.
Cathy, so glad to find you again! I went waaay back in my posts after getting your e-mail today and found it. Thank you, again, for your e-mail this morning.
I hope to catch up reading here very soon.
I love this picture! They look so happy, and wasn't it a cold rain yesterday!
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