Sherry Chandler » Silent snow, deep snow
Silent snow, deep snow
Brooks Carver sends us this e-mail postcard from his farm in Illinois.
Things are more gray and muddy here in Kentucky, not nearly as picturesque.
Brooks sends news that he’s collaborating on a non-fiction book:
A friend, who is a statistics nut and an account, and I are writing a book on the history of Canton basketball and it’s absolutely chock full of old photos. It goes all the way back to 1904. The book will only be of local interest, but it’s turning out to be a lot of fun with all the interviews of old players and going through old scrapbooks. These are priceless.
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2 Comments
1. darlene replies at 27th February 2008, 10:10 am :
Wow, how pretty. I can barely remember the last time I saw the ground that white. This morning we have a skif of snow. School’s been called off on account of the buses may slide off a hill and end in a holler or something like that, but you can still see the mud, and most of the grass, through the snow…so, it’s not nearly so pretty.
2. sherry replies at 28th February 2008, 1:59 pm :
Darlene, I love the figure of the dancer in the foreground, so lithe, so joyful.
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