In my neighborhood Rudolph and a friend take a sip from a cool blue pool. I thought this simple light display was charming.
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I like this display, it's simple and charming. When my radio went on this morning the news person was talking about the chill in the air and told us it was 36 in Phoenix and 3 below zero in Tucson. That made me wake up fast. Later I heard it was really 3 below in Flagstaff, a much more appropriate location for that degree of frigidness.
ReplyDeleteOh it is definitely cold in Tucson! There were icicles hanging on my grapefruit tree where the sprinkler system had dripped. My dogs love this weather!
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