That's cute, Andrée. You learned fast to be sitting down first when you take a picture of your snowshoe in the air. There's just too much more to learn though. ..
Thanks goodness you have a high shutter speed. Definitely one of those do not try this at home tricks, at least for me. thanks for the humor, and the humility.
Don't do what I did: keep both feet on the ground!
That's cute, Andrée. You learned fast to be sitting down first when you take a picture of your snowshoe in the air. There's just too much more to learn though.
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I remember going snowshoeing with the old, huge ones and I spent more time in the snow than on the snow!
ReplyDeleteCute poem!
I couldn't even do that, Andree. At least the snow would have been a soft, if somewhat wet, landing.
ReplyDeletebut at least your shutter is fast...
ReplyDeleteOh, but it is full of laughs and fun! This made me smile. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGood capture!
ReplyDeleteThis has me smiling this evening. It seems like the learning curve gets longer as we get older too.
ReplyDeleteThanks goodness you have a high shutter speed. Definitely one of those do not try this at home tricks, at least for me. thanks for the humor, and the humility.
ReplyDeletehi andree, this is very sweet.. a learning curve.. :) its a good write up! :)
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ReplyDeletei've sent it twice, but not got a reply from you as yet, and i didnt want to miss out. :)
I like that!
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sensors work overtime
Good for you for doing that- regardless of the learning curve!!! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteI hope you righted yourself and got to enjoy the outdoors. Fun poem, my friend.
ReplyDeleteNever tried snowshoeing, but oh how many yard sales I have held while skiing... Fun take on the theme!
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