I suggest that the tired monk might require a change of hat. Something tied under the chin which will serve three purposes...Keeping the hat in its place, thus freeing hands for less fraught shovelling. Might also keep chins up:) Take care and keep warm, Eileen
The things we must do in this weather. Keep your tete warm!
ReplyDeleteSometimes it is not easy to clear a path....but it can be done one scoop at a time.
ReplyDeletestay focused...the hat will most likely slip again....smiles.
ReplyDeletethe more we shovel, the more comes eh?
Really nice piece of work--well captured
ReplyDeleteHold on to that toque, Brother Ollie, it's cold where you are!!
ReplyDeletestraightens his hat - more to that, nicely done, what we value is what we cherish.
ReplyDeleteHe keeps going, no matter what. That's got to be the thing I admire him the most by. :)
ReplyDelete(missed being here). <3
Very artful - I like the skew you put on things - interesting work... I'll be back for more... With Best Wishes Scott www.scotthastie.com
ReplyDeleteBrother Ollie,
ReplyDeleteI suggest that the tired monk might require a change of hat. Something tied under the chin which will serve three purposes...Keeping the hat in its place, thus freeing hands for less fraught shovelling. Might also keep chins up:)
Take care and keep warm,
Eileen
Love this snapshot of an effort, a shovel of fluff, a way of life.
ReplyDeletelove this one, hold on to that hat. :)
ReplyDeleteYes slipping hats are real trouble.............
ReplyDeleteGood job. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe stop-and-go of winter life. Crazy to think how long we can endure it.
ReplyDeleteNow there's something I've never seen! Great image.
ReplyDeleteif shoveling is praying then i've been praying a lot:)
ReplyDeletelove them tousled toques:)
xo
erin