Friday the 16th of December 2011...

Posted by ursulakatariina (Ed, Sweden) on 17 December 2011 in Miscellaneous.

...we had snow for couple of hours.

I really wanted to show some garden birds today and went out with the camera and other things. I found my perfect spot and waited. The rat came, but didn't take any shots of it as I was waiting for the birds. Ten minutes went by and the birds started to come round, they were just coming to a feeder when some woman shouted from the corner of the house 'excuse me, can I take some holly from this bush here' - the birds left and I wanted to say something very nasty to that woman, but I smiled, collected my things and desided to show you some snow.
I'll try to catch some birds tomorrow if my fingers and toes are melted enough so I can stand out there and wait for them to show their little faces.
Sometimes I don't like people at all.

It is very nice of you to come and see what I saw earlier - please, if you have time, leave a comment so I know you were here.
I take photos of things I see and want others to see too, sometimes they are good, sometimes not so good, but I enjoy going 'round with my camera and save the moments in time.

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Comments (4)

CElliottUK from Reading, United Kingdom

Isn't it odd. Just one small, insignificant, bad interaction can piss you off for the whole day. I do like people, but sometimes I just have to sit there swearing to my self about something that has just happened-even if its insignificant

17 Dec 2011 10:40am

@CElliottUK: Yeah, I do that swearing quite a lot.

Jypyä Pop from Turku, Finland

I am jealous, but I did not jump hatullani muddy yard and muddy shoes. I think that birds comes back - maybe.

17 Dec 2011 1:01pm

@Jypyä Pop: The snow was here around two or three hours - so your hat should be happy you didn't jump on it... The birds came back and I had a joy to chat with a blue tit in the afternoon.

Oiva from Turku, Finland

Too bad you did not get described in birds, but after all, you have snow, we have rain, sleet, and there is nothing wonderful Christmas air is not even promised snow, how did Santa get here. Will the helicopter or the train to pass?

17 Dec 2011 4:22pm

@Oiva: Well, we had some snow yesterday - it was all gone in two or three hours so the Santa will need a helicopter or a train to visit us too.