
Right before I left the building, I took this photo of the intersection so that you could see that the snow continued to fall during the night, light accumulation in my neighborhood.

About 10:30 a.m., I noticed large flakes falling, so I knew I needed to try to get a photo or two. I mentioned what I found to WendyB, creative blogger who designs gorgeous jewelry, and she instantly named it for me, Split personality weather! See, it's snowing on the east side of the river and the sun is shining on the west side of the river--unreal. The flotsam-looking gray specks are actually snowflakes! You're looking west-northwest, with the Big Pink on the right end of the panorama of buildings.

Here are some proper-looking snowflakes, shot against the rock wall that separates the roof garden from the patio.

And here's that stretch of sidewalk, again, as of about 5:45 p.m. Friday. The big flakes didn't really accumulate around the city. But we have predicted as much as six inches in Portland, over the weekend. Six inches!

3 comments:
Lynette
Merry Christmas to you, "mama" and the boys! Portland is a richer place since your family has moved here.
I look forward to your photos and writing all the next year.
Michael
I've been too busy to do much visiting lately but I wanted to make sure I make it by here to wish you and Mama and your boys a most joyous, blessed holiday season! Isn't this weather incredible?! What do you transplanted Louisianans - I hope that's right! - think of this?! It sure reminds me of around New Year's in 1969 when we more or less had a blizzard and deep snow. After getting out to do my Christmas shopping and grocery shopping at 7 this morning, I am HOME for the duration! Hope you are, too, and let's pray the electricity stays on when the freezing rain hits! Merry Christmas!!!!! (((((HUG)))))
Thanks, Michael! We appreciate your comment very much.
MissKris, thanks to you, too. We're transplanted Mississippians and are amazed by this weather!
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