It is actually prettier than the pictures depict.. but hopefully it is the last accumulating snow for the year... I can only pray. I don't need anymore to shovel.
Ugh! Yeah, it's so, so lovely to look at, but if you have to shovel it or be out in it or interact in any way with it.......well, then, just
I was jokingly going to say that we are installing snow fences at the New England border to keep the snow out. Then I looked outside. Too late....S@#&%w! Jerry
Yikes! What did you go and let happen now, C ?!! Tch. What are you like. Jerry...mate, you are a caution.
I think God is testing us... One employee quit this week and the other had to have dental work yesterday... umm, I have been praying a lot. Otherwise I would have been shoveling a lot... both were snow plowing employees..
I feel your pain Carolyn - we had 12" dumped on us this week too. It was actually the biggest snowfall of the winter. I am done with snow ... bring on SPRING!
I truly sympathize. If I say any more, someone from "up north" is going to come "down south" and thump me!
Oh dear winter seems to want to keep hanging in there where you are. It's the last of the snow they've tipped on you for this year.
It's snowing here right now. I think they said we would get 4 to 6 inches. The larger amounts are usually to the north of us up by Green Bay. Still, 4 inches is about enough to keep us or at least me inside. My walker doesn't seem to like being used as a snow plow. If we go out and I get stuck dr has to come back and rescue me. I think this is supposed to be the last of the snow. It will be 56 degrees on Tuesday. Do you think that will melt the snow? dooley
I do Hope so Dooley as there's nothing worse that being trapped indoors. Take care when you are out though as we'd hate to have anything happening to you.
I'm with Netty...bring on SPRING!!!! We haven't had as much snow as usual it seems...maybe it is because we haven't had large amounts dumped at one time....some plants are trying to poke up where the snow has melted so we know it is coming...
