Welcome to Mountaintop Quilting Studio

This is where you find me exploring a variety of creative adventures mostly about but not limited to quilting. I'm a firm believer that one increases their creativity by being open to and playing with a variety of cretative endeavors ... at least that my excuse for today. Enjoy your sourjourn through my studio playroom. May you find encouragement and inspiration, and on occassion, a little pin-prick that may be thought-provoking or spark your imagination. Thank you for stopping by.

How could I wake up to more than two feet of snow and not write about it?

The first order of business ... Miso needs to go out. But I can't get the door open until I shovel the snow out of the way ... kind of like Little House on the Prairie. At least my snow wasn't all the way up the roof line. LOL

I shovel a little away so we can get out and then let Miso out while I continue shoveling - this is at the kitchen door. I like to get the porch completely clear so ...

1. we know where the steps are rather than just falling off the porch to get down.

2. If I can keep the porch clear of snow I will track in less when I have to go out and rescue Miso.

After we finished the kitchen porch it was time to move on to the basement door. Oh my goodness, just a little bit more of a challenge since the door is burried in snow - we're almost below ground level. Imagine needing to push 2 feet of snow by pushing out with the door. At least the snow is a very light powdery snow.

But enough of me telling you all about it ... let's just look at the pictures.

God bless the neighbor with a snowblower who loves my dog!

Miso says, "Come out and play with me!"

Miso says with her toe tapping impatiently, "I'm waiting."

"C'mon, it's not that deep!"

She finally gave up and started blazing her own snow trails.

Comments

• It remind me of my childhood days in northeastern Washington.....what fun at that time in my life. Have fun Kay. Ann
  by ann Beeman on 28 January 2011 at 12:58 p.m.
• It's beautiful and powder to boot. Skiing anyone?
  by Ruth Hofmann on 13 January 2011 at 10:45 p.m.