I heard this was your worst storm in 30 years! We are having the same on this coast, 18 inches of snow today, on top of 8 on friday. Ok, that's enough winter, thanks.
God!!!!! that's SNOW! I love it :) Because we never have had snow here in Mysore [ southern city] in India :( but well that sign sure looks really cute :) :)
Oh, I'm so jealous of your snow! It's finally winter here (woke up to 18 degree cold this morning), but it won't last...damn Richmond warmth. I'd give anything for some snow.
We got about 2 feet of snow over the weekend. Yesterday, instead of books, the mailman left me a diagram showing how far the snow has to be cleared around the mailbox!
That is a ton of snow!!! It looks so pretty with the lampost in the background. Very Victorian-ish.
ReplyDeleteI definitely agree, your scene there looks straight out of a book. =)
ReplyDeleteHoley Moley!!! I can't believe you guys got that much snow! Yes, LW&W!! Are you Lucy? Love your cute sign too.
ReplyDeleteCan you believe it? Seattle hasn't seen this kind of snow in decades. Rain, we get it. Snow, not so much.
ReplyDeleteBeth - I'm not sweet enough to be Lucy. Maybe Susan...especially in later books. ha.
If you take out the "r" and the "w", it says, "Go Please", which could easily be snow related. :-)
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Looks like that around here. But wow does your lampost EVER look like Narnia!
ReplyDeleteI heard this was your worst storm in 30 years! We are having the same on this coast, 18 inches of snow today, on top of 8 on friday. Ok, that's enough winter, thanks.
ReplyDeleteLezlie - good point!
ReplyDeleteCallista - I've been down there searching for Narnia, but no luck thus far.
Carey - I can't imagine snow piling up like that. Even in Alaska we didn't get pile ups like that -- it all blew to Canada.
God!!!!! that's SNOW! I love it :) Because we never have had snow here in Mysore [ southern city] in India :(
ReplyDeletebut well that sign sure looks really cute :) :)
Oh, I'm so jealous of your snow! It's finally winter here (woke up to 18 degree cold this morning), but it won't last...damn Richmond warmth. I'd give anything for some snow.
ReplyDeleteI love this photo.
ReplyDeletevery cold here in Joisey, but no snow down here along the coast.
ReplyDeleteand don't give up on the rosemary. I have had mine totally covered in snow for weeks and when melted, it was fine.
I always kind of hate to see all my lovely herbs get covered with snow!
ReplyDeleteShana
Literarily
Oh wow! That's wild! WE consider it a blizzard if snow sticks to the ground...lol!
ReplyDeleteFreeze-dried herbs?
ReplyDeleteWe got about 2 feet of snow over the weekend. Yesterday, instead of books, the mailman left me a diagram showing how far the snow has to be cleared around the mailbox!
Dawn - you really ought to warn me before you write something like that....my coffee came spewing out my nose.
ReplyDeleteIt does look a bit Narnian-like doesn't it? Especially in that snow!
ReplyDeleteThat snow is evil this year-lol. I love your lampost.
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