When there's snow and ice, I am not a brave walker. I gingerly walk along on my porcelain legs, avoiding any kind of slippery surface when possible. Sometimes it's not, and just when I'm really grumbling about winter, I come upon something cute like this happy face, with little footprints on the right of its maker, no doubt.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Cold, but happy.
When there's snow and ice, I am not a brave walker. I gingerly walk along on my porcelain legs, avoiding any kind of slippery surface when possible. Sometimes it's not, and just when I'm really grumbling about winter, I come upon something cute like this happy face, with little footprints on the right of its maker, no doubt.
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Cute, without a doubt!
Sweet!
The light on this is very beautiful. Love the hair. Very punk.
un sourire pour commencer la journée, rien de mieux ;)))
Great catch, simple and irresistible cool design!
A nice surprise.
But you are wise to be very, very careful. My sister lives in Wisconsin and a couple of years ago she was leaving her house and fell on the ice. Broke her hip. After several operations, she still isn't right.
I wouldnt mind seeing this in the snow here .. as long as its not yellow ;-)
This is enchanting! A real feel-good moment.
Oh BIbi htis is a delight. I"m with you, now at my age I'm afraid I'm gong to slip as well. GOod think I live in the south and our icy times are few.
V
Quand je pense à la hauteur de la neige que l'on peut deviner à l'empreinte!
Keeping your eyes on the ground, alert to a potential hazard... how wonderful to discover "snow art" just for you!
Bises,
G
Thanks—this brightened my day as well. I finally found some boots that provide real traction on ice and snow—they're butt-ugly, but I wear them!
What a happy little person.
I'm with you on careful on the snow and ice. I'm too young/old to break something.
Just darling!
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