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Saturday, November 22, 2008

He's At It Again!

Yep, he made icicles for me again! It is supposed to get into the 70's this coming week so, you won't have to worry about seeing icicles for a while, at least not from me. It's cool though,

to see how the water freezes on the weeds,
trees,
branches,
grass

and leaves.

I guess the weight of the ice made these lean as if the wind were blowing, we know the wind wasn't blowing or it wouldn't haven't got this cold here.
I hope you weren't too bored with icicles again! Florida Fun!!

24 comments:

Val said...

We haven't even had icycles yet. This is neat. Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Unknown said...

Valerie, as you can tell we have to make our own with the sprinkler.
Just wait until we post about the snow we make!

Latane Barton said...

That looks mighty cold. I am assuming that the icicles keep the things from freezing?

Martha said...

These are so cool! I never thought about making them intentionally! I'm going to remember that if we have any nights in my area of Florida this winter! :-)

Martha said...

I meant to say any freezing nights, LOL!

Shelley said...

What a sweet hubby you have! The grass was my favorite! Looked so sparkling!

Patsy said...

I like your icicles. Just hope you don't have to do this again.
Patsy

Dani said...

I've never met anyone that could say their husband made them icicles. Cool :)

Susie said...

I think that is really sweet your husband doing that for you. Pretty pictures!

A Colorful World said...

What fun! I guess he made those icicles in the other post too after your freeze and I didn't pick up on it! I bet you are getting the looks! :-)

Anonymous said...

How fun, it would never have occurred to me to make my own. ;)

Betsy Banks Adams said...

Brrrr-looks COLD even in Florida!!!!! Love your icicles--and can't wait to see your 'home-made' snow!!!!! Have a great day!

Gail said...

BEautiful...he so loves you! gail

Lavender and Vanilla Friends of the Gardens said...

Thw icicles make the garden look like in a fairytale. Is sleeping beauty passing through?

Jean said...

Darla, I would love to share my icycles with you! I have the ones made by Mother Nature and all the snow to go with it! I posted my 6 things. Thanks for the tag! Jean

Peggy said...

Those icicles look awesome, we don't ever have them real or otherwise!
peggy

Leedra said...

Awesome, isicles in Florida. Glad I am not there trying to be on the beach.

Dorothy said...

Hi Darla,
I think it's just great that your hubby makes icicles for you. I love it! In fact, YOU MAKE ME SMILE! Come over and visit! No strings attached! No Rules!

This Is My Blog - fishing guy said...

Darla: You live in Florida and you shouldn't be able to make ice sculptures. You shuld see them on my house right now. I didn't have to spray.

Laurie and Chris said...

We have more than enough icicles in our neck of the woods. We have about 3 feet of snow already!! BURR!!!

Anonymous said...

Wow! These shots are just amazing especially to me since it never gets this cold here.

Anonymous said...

I've never seen grass captured in such unusual formed ice. That's pretty cool.

Carletta said...

After seeing this again I know I just have to try it! I love the one of the grass.
I just saw your comment to Valerie about making your own snow - I can hardly wait to see. I'm wondering how....

Anonymous said...

Did you know that you can freeze bubbles too? It really needs to be below 20' to work well & no wind. I've done this with my ds since he was small. We go out just before bedtime, cover the yard with bubbles & they instantly freeze. They become small frozen balls that you can pick up. It's really cool. You can even see the colors in them. We go out early the next morning to see how many made it through the night without being trampled by critters. Jen