A record of those unimportant little things that are too important to be forgotten.
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.
Our usual morning routine. Sophie steals Bobs carrot. Bob, being Bob, forgives her.
And this is something that I don't suggest you try at home. The views of the Admiralty in St.Petersburg are quite something. https://youtu.be/ZXDcRJQmjT8?t=25
What fun ! I've only ever seen St. Petersburg in the summer. It looks truly magnificent in snow, with all the buildings so beautifully illuminated. Bless Bob, he really is the most forgiving little fellow.
It's a beautiful city in summer, but those snow scenes are something special. I'm told winter is the time to go if you can stand the cold. There are few tourists, so no queues, and everywhere indoors is heated to almost tropical levels.
Skijoring in St. Petersburg, what a hoot. Whatever else the Romanovs did right or wrong, they had simply beautiful buildings in their public spaces, even if at this time of year you have only about four hours of daylight to appreciate them.
This seems to be the rage now with skiers being pulled along by vehicles in the streets...I'm wondering if they closed off the route for that event....the city is truly beautiful. Bob is such a sweetheart, I think Sophie could eat all his carrots and he wouldn't murmur...a truly protective and caring brother.
They always make skijoring look so easy, and like so much fun. Although not as scenic, I'm sure somewhere it was going on here last week, for those lucky enough to be able to get out!
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What fun ! I've only ever seen St. Petersburg in the summer. It looks truly magnificent in snow, with all the buildings so beautifully illuminated.
Bless Bob, he really is the most forgiving little fellow.
That's a sweet photo. We don't think Bob really likes carrots much.
My reaction too was "what fun"!
A trip to St Peterburg is overdue.
Cheers, Gail.
It's a beautiful city in summer, but those snow scenes are something special. I'm told winter is the time to go if you can stand the cold. There are few tourists, so no queues, and everywhere indoors is heated to almost tropical levels.
Everyone should have a big brother like Bob.
Do you think Sophie appreciates him?
Skijoring in St. Petersburg, what a hoot. Whatever else the Romanovs did right or wrong, they had simply beautiful buildings in their public spaces, even if at this time of year you have only about four hours of daylight to appreciate them.
Though I can't really say about Sophie, sometimes we fail to truly appreciate those we love. :)
Was there an auxiliary carrot in waiting?
This seems to be the rage now with skiers being pulled along by vehicles in the streets...I'm wondering if they closed off the route for that event....the city is truly beautiful.
Bob is such a sweetheart, I think Sophie could eat all his carrots and he wouldn't murmur...a truly protective and caring brother.
They always make skijoring look so easy, and like so much fun. Although not as scenic, I'm sure somewhere it was going on here last week, for those lucky enough to be able to get out!
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