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With that said, I've another snippet from
Wickedly They Come:
Tumbling
out of the heated car and into the bracing
outdoors, Jordan couldn’t help but
admire the
patina of iridescence on fallen snowflakes. Shoving
on gloves and
wrapping her scarf securely around
her neck, her eyes gradually adapted to the
brilliance. Impressed, Jordan gazed in wonder at
frost-encased tree limbs
glistening with frozen
droplets of thawing ice captured in time, giving
them a
surreal clarity.
Lovely aliteration! Juliet atCity Muse Country Muse
ReplyDeleteThank you, and thanks for dropping by Juliet!
ReplyDeleteHello, Cathrina! That's such a lovely description. I've always enjoyed the beauty of icicles, too! When I was a kid I liked breaking them off and licking them like a popsicle.
ReplyDeleteHappy A to Z-ing! from Laura Marcella @ Wavy Lines
Me too, Laura. Thanks for commenting.
DeleteOh, I loved imagining the scene as Jordan gazed up at the tree limbs, beautiful imagery. And I love icicles as "frozen fingers," so true.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by again, Julie!!
DeleteI love the discription. It reminds me of the local trees after last Monday's storm.
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting, Scott.
DeleteOh how I miss the cold weather and icicles. There's nothing so beautiful (as long as I'm well wrapped up). That's a lovely snippet.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I look forward to summer, now.
DeleteSO jealous! Around here, the only icicles we get are the ones that form after your beer explodes in the freezer. Gorgeous pics - they go perfectly with the text!
ReplyDelete(And although I'm terribly late to the game: GRATS BOOK DEAL, ma'am. That is so exciting! You must be on cloud 9!)
Why thank you Tex!! And thanks for dropping by.
DeleteAs children we used to lick icicles. Nasty I know, but we were children, what did we know?
ReplyDeleteMe too!
DeleteThose are beautiful! I'm a pro photographer by trade and admit I have a fascination with water in all its forms.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by L.Diane
DeleteThey are beautiful. When we were kids we used to love picking icicles and eating them. lol I'm sure we weren't the only ones.
ReplyDeleteMy friend got hit in the nose with an icicles. Lots of blood, but he's okay.
DeleteI haven't seen icicles for quite a while. They really are amazing to look at.
ReplyDeleteYou must live in a warm climate??? Thanks for dropping by
DeleteYour pictures are beautiful, as are your words to describe them.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much!
DeleteWow, those are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by
DeleteI like taking pictures of snow and icicles! Great snippet!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful. Thanks for dropping by, Kerri.
DeleteSome nice writing. Icicles are beautiful and fascinating. We used to get some great ones when my family lived in Northern Indiana--those gutter to ground wonders like you describe.
ReplyDeleteLee
A Faraway View
An A to Z Co-host blog
Icicles are really amazing. Thanks for dropping by, Arlee.
DeleteBeautiful imagery:) Lovely excerpt!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Sam
Love the photos. They're gorgeous. Great snippet too :)
ReplyDeleteKC @ The Occasional Adventures of a Hermit & Oh Frog It
Thank you, and thanks for dropping by.
DeleteBeautiful post. I love the photo's!
ReplyDeletePeanut Butter and Whine
Thanks, Connie
DeleteLoved how you described this winter scene.
ReplyDeleteI think icicles are beautiful too.
A-Z participant blogging from Elise Fallson
Thank you Elise, and thanks for stopping by.
DeleteOh wow, I don't get to see many icicles where I live in Oz... except maybe in my freezer (lol).
ReplyDeleteOz would be a nice place to live. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteGorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteIcicles are amazing. Thanks for stopping by.
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