Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Magpie #42 In 55 Words-Why Not Enjoy Life's Winter?



Snow falls tumbling down,
The sun gives a frown;
Trees make a cold stare,
As cars pump smoke in the air;
Snow crunches beneath our feet,
As snowmen are built down the street;
Icy wind makes a lonely howl,
The moon remains modest like an owl...
There's only ONE winner,
Why not enjoy life's winter?

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Willow’s Magpie #42
http://magpietales.blogspot.com/2010/11/mag-42.html

G-man’s Flash Friday 55 guest hosted by Eric:
http://thisisbubbasplace.blogspot.com/

Alphabe-Thursday (Thankful)
http://jennymatlock.blogspot.com/2010/11/alphabe-thursday-thanksgiving-break.html

Thursday Thanking Tank (Thankfulness)
http://poetryblogroll.blogspot.com/2010/11/thursday-think-tank-25-thankfulness.html



Happy Thanksgiving To All of You Who Celebrate!



The Elegant Butterfly Award by Jingle



The Most Professional Poet Award by Jingle



A Roasted Turkey 4 U!



Grab a plate, enjoy the treat!

The above Awards/Treats (4 of them) Are Especially Prepared 4 U, Followers of Jingle or Those Who READ This Post!
Please feel free to claim them without further notification!
Thanks for your love and support!
U Rock! xxx
Happy Thursday!
Happy Thanksgiving If You Celebrate!

61 comments:

Helen said...

I am ALL about embracing winter! Nice Magpie!!!

Bubba said...

Nice ode to Winter, Jingle.

I must mention that I had volunteered to host the Friday 55 if G-Man wanted me to do so, but he instead decided that everybody deserved a week off from 55 writing.

(If anybody includes one in their comments Friday, I'll still post it. But it won't be an official G-Man sanctioned Friday 55)

RHYTHM AND RHYME said...

Lovely poem about winter, I love to feed the wild life during winter,
Happy Thanksgiving Day.
Yvonne.

Kay L. Davies said...

Hi -- Good idea, celebrating winter. Congratulations on the awards.
Thank for visiting my blog, and for commenting!
Happy winter!
-- K

Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

Coloring Outside the Lines said...

Not enough snow in my world anymore, but once upon a time, I lived in white-outs and snow banks and cold, cold, cold...those were fun times! Nice mag!!

Caty said...

nice! Happy Winter

hedgewitch said...

You made your 55 words fit together nicely in a winter snapshot. Have a wonderful holiday.

Unknown said...

Nice work Jingle..celebrating Winter.

Have a Happy thanksgiving, your pics of Thanksgiving dinner made my mouth water.

Teresa said...

What a wonderful winter poem! I'm not ready for winter yet, but you almost make it sound nice.

TALON said...

You're right, Jingle. What can't be cured must be endured and so much nicer to endure it with smiles. Wonderful winter poem!

Jo said...

what a wonderful poem Jingle ... have a wonderful thanksgiving!

Cindy said...

Hingle I am embracing winter, we were the third coldest place on the planet. congratulations on your followers. I love how you make all those awards. have a wonderful day. hugs.

budh.aaah said...

I love this season. And you wrote well..thanks
And thanks for the warm words. happy Thanksgiving to you too. though not Christian I try to find ways to be happy and I found to my delight that I love celebrating christmas as much as I do Diwali :)
Here's a Thanksgiving post for you
http://weevencrythesameway.blogspot.com/2010/11/happy-thanksgiving-to-all-my-friends.html

Brigid O'Connor said...

Lovely Magpie and so true about enjoying winter if we can, Happy Thanksgiving.

Gabriela Abalo said...

Lovely celebration of Winter!!

Happy Thanksgiving day :)

loveNlight
Gabi

Myrna R. said...

Very nice Jingle. Here in southern New Mexico, I don't ever get to see a winter wonderland like you depict. Enjoyed reading your poem.

Judie said...

Jingle, thanks for a beautiful poem and a beautiful post. I don't want to appear greedy, so I am taking only one award, the butterfly, and am putting it on my post with a link back to yours.

Sherry Blue Sky said...

I love the moon that's like an owl:)

Gattina said...

I slowly get hungry with all this good food pictures on all Alphabet posts ! lol !

ds said...

Oh, I love "the moon remains modest like an owl"! Thank you for leaving such a feast of words and photos (yummy turkey; now I'm hungry).

Happy Thanksgiving to you also, Jingle!

Berowne said...

Sleighbells ring, are you listenin'?

Gandhali said...

well its summer here, but happy thanksgiving! (no, we dont really celebrate that here, either)

Francis Morilao said...

thank you soo much Jingle

Anonymous said...

As someone who is entering the winter of her life, I can tell you it is as vibrant and alive as your poem! There is much to be thankful for...:)

Lynette

kaykuala said...

Appreciate your boundless energy and love for life, Jingle. You've given time unselfishly to others, awards, reminders and all. Thank you.

So nice to look forward to winter but sadly no winter here. However, we do have the sun throughout the year, similar as in the exotic South Seas and Hawaii!

Someone is Special said...

Wonderful MagicPie.. Thanks for the awards Ji..

--Someone is Special--

Reflections said...

Thanks for your support, as always.

Lovely words, the turkey looks delicious.

Rashmi said...

Beautiful..Jingle...Just felt the cold reading your poem..ha..ha..

mel said...

lovely....it even makes me think winter might not be such a bad thing after all...

Rachel Hoyt said...

A beautiful rhyme about the winter season, listing many seasonal things we all find pleasin'. :o)

Rhyme Me a Smile

ZENDOM said...

It is in my dream I do awake
When I am up I see a snowflake
Coming and blanketing as it hits the ground
Blowing and tumbling without a sound
So Now I see this pure and clear
The white stuff has landed for another year

enjoy my Dearest Jingle and Happy Friday to you as well(+)
soulbro*:)x0---{--@

Lyn said...

You helped me to welcome winter..lovely verse!!

June_Butterfly said...

Will follow your advice and enjoy winter.The food pic made me want to have Thanksgiving in my place ,too.Envy those who celebrated them.Especially after seeing the turkey.haha!!

Love the pic you used.Blended beautifully with your words.

Rocky Mountain Woman said...

I guess winter does have some good things about it...

sigh..

Rosaria Williams said...

You generous you! Lovely poem, ringing in the new season.

A Lady's Life said...

Thanks for visiting my blog Jingle.
and for the treats:)
The winter poem is very nice and I like the picture that goes with it. Well done:)

Kristin said...

Hi Jingle!
Thank you for your sweet message! Happy Holidays (okay, you are the first I have said that to, LOL) to you too - and I love this poem - you are so talented! xoxo

KB said...

I'm so happy it's summer here, hehe!

Janis Van Keuren said...

Winter is always welcome for me. I love the chill in the air, a cozy fireplace, warm sweaters and sweatshirts.
Of course, it doesn't get too cold here in Arizona. If it snows, it rarely sticks for more than an hour! So we get the beauty without the work. But we pay for it with our hot winters.
Thanks for visiting.
Janis

Margaret said...

Great use of 55 words - If one lives where it is snowy and chilly, one had better embrace it! I did that for many, many years. However, I was very happy to give my snowshoes away when we moved south! :)

Lola said...

Beautiful poem & great awards - you're so generous!

Happy Thanksgiving & a great weekend too!

XOXO Lola:)

Anonymous said...

What a place to grab happy mood!

Thank You!!!!

Reader Wil said...

Thanks for your visit, Jingle! Have a great weekend!!

Princess said...

Thank you very much Jingle :)
And as always loved your words :)
Many wishes for you :)

Anonymous said...

i enjoy all the seasons
just not as equally
they all have their pros and cons
thanks for listing lots of pros

i'm sitting in the warm house
as my BEAR has been sitting
out on the porch for the last hour
in 33 degree temp ~ alas her coat is warmer than mine :)

thanks for stopping by and leaving comment

enjoy life :)
~victoria~

DollsAndSpooks said...

thanks for leaving a comment on my blog,jingle! I love your posts. I am excited to make another poem or maybe a short story on the next assignment. I hope you will continue to tell me your honest opinion. new follower here!

charmedwishes18.blogspot.com

Pondside said...

Why not, indeed!....although I've had enough winter in my life to enjoy a balmy January!

Lourie said...

Winter in Southern CA is pretty easy so I am all for it. I like to watch the snow fall, it's relaxing and soothing. But I wouldn't trade it. hehe. Love the Magpie! Have a great week!

Julie Jordan Scott said...

What a great question to end with, Jingle. Lovely.

Everyday Goddess said...

so glad i stopped by, this was a fun magpie/55.

Jenny said...

Jingle. You are always such a joy to visit.

Thanks for sharing your talents with us on our little journey through Alphabe-Thursdays Thankful week!

I am thankful to visit you!

You always make me smile.

A+

Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti said...

Jingle you make the best use of 55 words! Hope you had a wonderful Tahnksgiving!

Carrie Van Horn said...

"enjoy life's winter"...such true words Jingle...i love this! :-)

Kavita said...

What a lovely tribute to Winter! It sure is my favorite season of 'em all!! :)
Very aptly put in 55, Jingle! Kudos..

girl daydreaming said...

feels like Christmas early... all these lovely goodies and beautiful poetry! thanks so much for such lovely writing and goodies...

i'm taking you up on the 'pro poet award' as it speaks to my dreams. thanks ever so much!!

Anonymous said...

Well said. :)

Susan said...

a friend of mine put the words on the butterfly award for me, if you like it come visit, as I passed it along to some others with the writing.
It is such a beautiful image, I had to share it.
:)
Susan

Anonymous said...

very true. why not relish the winter?

trisha
mydomainpvt.wordpress.com

Lyn said...

This is the absolute winter..lovely!

ReeBz said...

I m from PAkistan and i wanna know about thanksgiving. can you please explain it to me :)?

ReeBz said...

Oh so it comes everyyear at fixed times? you people must have very lovely time in thanksgiving. so you all gather at one place and party?
woww!! and do you exchange gifts too?