Winter White and Mailboxes

The WWC assignment (given last Tuesday and due today) is for the words WHITE and MAILBOX (and/or MAILSLOT).

I’m double-dipping today for Tuesday’s Weekly Words Challenge (brought to you by the very talented Tink of Pickled Beef)

AND the ongoing Thematic Photographic hosted by Carmi. Carmi posts a new theme each Wednesday and we get the whole week to post as little or as many times as we wish. I’ve possibly probably gone overboard this week with theme #38: WINTER.

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I am especially pleased with how well this first entry came together:

Gently cupped by limbs

Resting on the tree, frozen

Waterfall of white

A WHITE wagon wheel marks the entrance to a driveway

My own WHITE MAILBOX

This MAILBOX up the street is much cuter, don’t you agree?

The snow on these fruit trees acts as WHITE highlights, catching my eye much in the same way Thomas Kinkade uses light highlights in his paintings.

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I might be having a haiku week — sometimes you just can’t stop them when they start! Do you haiku?

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