Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes...

So.

The weather forecast is saying we may get anywhere from 6-9 inches of snow later tonite.

Words fail me.

Not really.

I always have plenty of words.

I think what is called for today are some happy thoughts, don't you?

In no particular order here are some things that have made me happy in recent days~

These shoes~

I'd been admiring them every time I passed the store window and on Monday I caved.

I may have purchased a sweater first that had just a hint of this shade of green in it so I'd have a legitimate excuse to buy the shoes.

Daughter2 left a message on our answering machine on Tuesday.

She has the absolute sweetest voice.

It was a nothing message...just hi/how are you sort of thing, but I've listened a few times because I love the sound of her voice.

It doesn't take a lot to make me happy.

Clean sheets.

Is there anything more wonderful than sleeping in a freshly made bed?

Dancing with the Stars...lame I know but tis true.

I've never watched this program before but its fun.

I'm rooting for Kirstie Alley.

Daughter2 is directing a play for a theatre class she's taking and yesterday she shared with me what she considers the best part of the whole directing experience....

she gets to use a clipboard.

If you knew her you would smile.

She is her mother's daughter.

I love a good clipboard.

I might also like to be in charge.

Airline miles.

I just booked flights for my girls to come home for the Easter holiday.

The four of us have not been together since Christmas.

And the two of them have not been together in this house since Thanksgiving.

I am more than a teensy bit excited.

This picture was taken in Tennessee last Easter.

This year we'll be celebrating in the lovely Garden State with its April snow showers and freezing temperatures.

They might want to re-think 'sleeveless'.

On March 31st, 2002 the sweetest pup in all the world made her debut~

We had our pick of the litter and we're all so glad we picked her...

She is nine years old today.

Sixty-three in dog years.

She acts more like a nine year old child than a 'senior'.

Just sayin'.

We love this dog like we've never loved another~

Thus concludes today's list.

You will notice a spring snowstorm is nowhere to be found.