As a writer, I tend to use ten words where five will do, and while usually I embrace the verbosity because it's my blog, and I don't actually have to scroll through it once I press "publish post," today I'm going to try something a bit simpler. I know some bloggers subscribe to a "wordless Wednesday" post where they just post a photo and let it speak for itself. I don't think I could show that sort of restraint, but today I am going to try with "word-low Tuesday" (which, I acknowledge, is sadly less alliterative). To that end: I went on a trip to Vermont this weekend. It was a lovely getaway with friends. See photos below.
Word-low or not, I can't help but add that this particular photo will be my album cover when I finally put out my first tin whistle CD "The Wandering Whistler."
I hope you enjoyed word-low Tuesday. Your feedback is, of course appreciated. Did you find it refreshingly austere? Or smarting of laziness? Or perhaps, like me, you're starting to feel like all I do anymore is post pictures of snow.
