WOYWW 244: The one where she shows snow

Julia is our beloved head Desker and Queen of What's On Your Workdesk? Wednesday.  She is also the one who sets the "rules" and keeps us on track.

Most days I show my desk only.  Today is a bit different, though.

This was taken at around 9:00 am.  Note how the overhang on my house, indicative of craftsman style houses, keeps the snow away from the foundation.

Then here is the same shot at about 10:30 am.  I can't see much difference here, but

this shot

and this one show how the snow is swirling around at around 9 am.

Look closely at the blue truck in the street, though, and you can see how the snow is starting to pile up on the vehicles around 10:30 am.

Here is a view from the front of my house at around 9 am.  It was too windy by 10:30 to take another photo from this angle.

And now let's get warm inside so you can see my worktable today.

My friend BJ was the first to try to show me the cute little rocking doodle at Google they used for Chinese New Year.  Since I don't use Google, I couldn't see it, although others did.  Of course, many of you who read my blog have seen my Chinese New Year tip-in I showed about a week ago, but I thought I could make it my rocking horse of the week, because it's too cold in this room to set up a different rocker (which is the reason most of you visit, anyway).  I hope you can see the rocking horse because it sort of got lost in the background.  The tip-in is held by the first gift I ever received from our generous host.  She sent one to every person who participated in the very first WOYWW anniversary.  What a sweetheart, and she's married to the thoughtful man who made mine.

Also on my table is some baby oil that's leaking.  I bought it at Dollar Tree and when I got it home, it was leaking.  Not sure how to correct the problem, what I'll transfer it to, but I must before I lose it all.

Usual caveat applies.  If you came here from Julia's, please leave your number.  I'll be by to visit.  And yes, I visited all but one person who left a comment last week whose blog I couldn't leave comments on.  One of these days, I'll make it around to everyone like I did in "the old days."  But until then, your number is the best way to ensure I stop by.