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Wintry winds do blow
OK, without going into questions of congruency with the modern tax year, and the traditional seasons, nor with the equinox and the modern Persian Nowruz, let me say that for centuries the British celebrated New Year's Eve tonight, and the New Year tomorrow, March 25th.
Fact is, we keep the tree up and lit on nights like this until it goes blasty, usually in May month. And, we will tell you, the birds like it.
In any case, this is the view right now out our kitchen door, in the wintry blasts of the hungry month.
Happy New Year, all.
Fact is, we keep the tree up and lit on nights like this until it goes blasty, usually in May month. And, we will tell you, the birds like it.
In any case, this is the view right now out our kitchen door, in the wintry blasts of the hungry month.
Happy New Year, all.
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For the time being, with 25cm on the ground so far next morning, I am resolved to wait another six or eight hours for the remainder of the snow to fall, and then to take my shovel to it. My further resolution is to go easy with the shovel. I wouldn't want this body to fail.
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