Postcard for a pine tree
Feb. 10th, 2022 05:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
asakiyumeToday I went out to mail a letter, walking through the woods, like I did the day I dropped a card by a pine tree. It was much warmer today, but the path through the woods was still covered with ice. If I had been wearing ice skates, I could have sped along it, my own tiny Rideau Canal.
On the way back from the post office, the clouds were thickening and the wind picked up, and I worried about trees falling on me. I never used to worry about this in the woods, but winds that bring down trees are much more common now. At home, I picked up mail from our postbox... and there was this postcard:
It's fromminoanmiss --she sent it for me to share with the pine tree.
Isn't that great?
Next time I walk that route, I promise I will! Thank you, MM!
On the way back from the post office, the clouds were thickening and the wind picked up, and I worried about trees falling on me. I never used to worry about this in the woods, but winds that bring down trees are much more common now. At home, I picked up mail from our postbox... and there was this postcard:
It's from
minoanmiss --she sent it for me to share with the pine tree. Isn't that great?
Next time I walk that route, I promise I will! Thank you, MM!
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Date: 2022-02-11 01:30 pm (UTC)Paths and sidewalks around here looked like yr photo for about 5 days, but then everything melted.
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Date: 2022-02-11 01:53 pm (UTC)