Well, we had a little snow and, being who I am, I couldn't resist making a snowman at the front of the house. I collected the snow from parked cars and, whilst he was only two feet tall, I was quite pleased with the little chap sitting on the bench by the time he was finished. I think a couple of people were quite surprised to see this grown man in his late-fifties building a little snowman with not a sign of a child in sight. But then why would I want to grow up? It's what I do and who I am.
I didn't give him a name. But I did give him a carrot nose and a paintbrush in his hand. Perhaps I should call him Leonardo da Wintry.
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ReplyDeleteJoan McGee on FB
ReplyDeletePortrait of the artist as a young man
Andrew Height
DeleteI am a fool for snowmen Joan.
Jayne Butterworth on FB
ReplyDeletePaul says u really have too much time on ur hands ha ha! Hes only jealous hes plodding off to work now! Xxx
Andrew Height
DeletePaul's right Jayne Great isn't it.
Cloe Fyne
ReplyDeleteNo snow here ;-(
Christine Wrench on FB
ReplyDeleteI want one!!!!!
Andrew Height
DeleteI always have to build a snowman Christine. One day I may grow up.
Lindsey Messenger on FB
ReplyDeleteawww have you got snow?
Andrew Height
DeleteWe have Lindsey.
Christine Wrench
Deletenever to old to build a snowman I use the grand children as a excuse to be a child again lol!
Holly Height on FB
ReplyDeleteLoved going outside to find this, made me chuckle!
One of the reasons I built it silly.
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