Snowy meteors from space London, ON February 2020 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
Just like the last snowy photo I shot (here), what you see here was probably gone soon after I left it behind, reshaped by the relentlessly cold winds blowing in off the lake.
I don't know why some scenes merit being remembered, while others aren't worth even a first glance, let alone a second.
I know it's impossible to remember everything we see, or capture every moment. There's only so much time, energy, and bandwidth. So we take with us what matters most - and leave the rest in the shadows of history.
But this rectangular frame of snow, on the edge of a neighbor's lawn, somehow ended up committed to pixels. For some reason, that's where I stopped while walking the dog, and that's what I chose to look at while she buried her snout in an adjacent snowbank.
Because that's where the two of us were destined to linger on a cold, stormy Saturday night.
Sounds like as good a reason as any to explain why this particular memory got carried forward, while so many others were not. And as is so often the case when I get to reflect back, I'm glad this was the one that did.
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