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Layer on the sweaters,
button up the coat
pull on the boots,
and neck-tie the scarf.
Find a hat to match it all–
it’s still winter outside
let’s go play in the snow!
Sunday’s 160
It’s Still Winter
Posted in 160 Characters
Posted by Bodhirose on January 22, 2011
https://bodhirose.wordpress.com/2011/01/22/its-still-winter/
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/ January 22, 2011nice one..baby cute as the button that bundled her up with…looks Tibetan… 😉 xoxoxo —{–@
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Bodhirose
/ January 23, 2011He/she does look kind of Tibetan and they like to wear those bright colored beautiful clothes too. Thanks for your visit, Soulbro Dom. 🙂 xoxo
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Tamasin
/ January 23, 2011This is soooo brilliant, are you sharing this anywhere else Gayle? you know, like on a female poets website or somewhere?
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Bodhirose
/ January 23, 2011I’m so glad you like this, Tamasin. No, I’m not. Like where?
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Tamasin
/ January 23, 2011Hi gaily….there is a website called she writes that is quite interesting and there is one called …divine Caroline ….and I suspect that there are more poetry sites, I haven’t looked any up on google but I bet there are loads of them. Just noticed my typo for your name! Soz, I am using a touchpad and it is painful to get the letters on!gaily…first of all I had daily dom and now I am writing daily gaily! X
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Bodhirose
/ January 23, 2011Actually, I thought my new name was kind of cute! 🙂
I’ve never looked into other sites in which to share my writings but why not? Thanks for showing such an interest, Tamasin. I appreciate it. xoxo
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Monkey Man
/ January 23, 2011All bundled up in a rainbow of color. An awesome Sunday 160. Thanks for playing along.
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Bodhirose
/ January 23, 2011Thanks for your visit and comment, Monkey Man, so glad you liked it.
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Jingle
/ January 23, 2011cute smiles..
wow.
lovely 160.
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Bodhirose
/ January 23, 2011Thanks for coming by, Jingle. I appreciate your input. 🙂
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Katherine
/ January 23, 2011What a brilliant photo to go with your winter poem!
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Bodhirose
/ January 24, 2011Isn’t that baby darling! Thanks, Katherine.
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Jamie Dedes, all rights reserved
/ January 23, 2011Lively 160. The baby is darling. It all reminds me of getting my son dressed to go out. Such a project it used to be and then so much fun outside.
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Bodhirose
/ January 24, 2011I went through that with my two girls while we lived in Boston for a few years. What an ordeal–so many layers of clothing! Thanks, Jamie.
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Jamie Dedes, all rights reserved
/ January 25, 2011Oh my yes. Boston would have winters as bad as NY and snowsuits and scarfs et al. The thing is, they do look so cute all bundled up.
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Bodhirose
/ January 25, 2011Yes, so cute. 🙂
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trisha
/ January 24, 2011what a darling baby and poem. loved them both.
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Bodhirose
/ January 24, 2011Thanks, Trisha. I’m glad.
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trisha
/ January 25, 2011I just loved that pic, all smiles kiddo. 🙂 he must be his mother’s heartbeat.
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Bodhirose
/ January 25, 2011I love it too. What a darling angel.
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Trisha
/ January 26, 2011nothing is as sweet as a child laughing
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Bodhirose
/ January 26, 2011So true–it delights the heart! 🙂
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trisha
/ January 28, 2011i love to make them laugh, nothing is sweeter than that sound either. actually almost every thing about small children are delightful. 🙂
their body, voice, laughing 🙂
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Bodhirose
/ January 28, 2011You are so right–it all adds up to lots of joy! 🙂
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Sumit Sarkar
/ January 26, 2011Very cute poem 🙂
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Bodhirose
/ January 26, 2011Thanks, Sumit! 🙂
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apollorose
/ January 27, 2011Loving winter. 🙂
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Bodhirose
/ January 28, 2011I made up the part about playing in the snow because there is none here in Florida! 🙂
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