Not near the snow the rest of the country is getting...but enough for us to close down schools and most businesses here. When you live without snowplows or salt/chemical trucks...you just have to wait it out.
Luckily...in three days...it will be 60plus degrees again...weird weather!
Hugs, to all...
i am in a little town in N. west Ga and it's coming down
ReplyDeleteConsider yourself lucky. I live in the most southern part of Canada - just north of Detroit and at the same latitude as northern California. This winter we broke many low temperature records. What was worse were the strong winds - today's high was to be -9C but -27C with the wind chill factor. There have been many warnings for low temperatures, which means STAY IN if at all possible.
ReplyDeleteThe amount of snow has also broken records.
I come from places where all this is normal. I have the appropriate clothing and the sense to use it so it is all good for me.
Oh my goodness...that's not snow...Ha ha ha....I can still see the dirt around the bushes and blades of grass!
ReplyDeleteJust kidding Kathy, stay warm and safe.
Saty warm Kathy! I wish we'd get snow in winter *sigh*
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kathy, for the laugh. My husband and I had a great chuckle over your post. Here in Maine, we've had a bit more snow than that. I do understand, though, that you folks are not prepared for snow and, like you said, you just have to wait it out. Stay safe and warm!
ReplyDeleteI wished we only had 4 inches of snow!
ReplyDeleteBoston is closing in on a record this year … we had over 100 inches of snow in 2-3 weeks … when I went to work the other morning my car thermometer read -9F … yesterday was 24 and actually felt warm!!!
We are prepared (mostly!) for the snow - but you folks are not … so stay in … blink your eyes and you'll have warm weather! We will still be thawing out in May!!! Just means more inside time for quilting!