But at sunset the clouds gathered again…
January 7, 2015 by posted by Mary C. M. Phillips
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Perhaps the greatest classic winter tale! And the quote, yet another wonderful “Whartonian” metaphor (i.e. “layer by layer”). I am going through the story myself again …
… And, I have to share, that I thought it extremely ironic that I received a wrong number call three times earlier today from someone in Nassau (city), New York, asking me if I “still shovel snow.” The town of Nassau is basically Ethan Frome country if you look at the map.
I am not making this up. I simply found it bizarrely coincidental. 🙂
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Haha! That’s so funny! Coincidental, yes! It’s about six degrees here so Ethan is on my mind….often.
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Reblogged this on Red Pickle Dish and commented:
Classic!
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