I hope you have laid in enough provisions, lg! When our three flakes fell in Georgia yesterday, everyone rushed to the grocery store to buy bread and milk. I like to call it "the bread lines."
My word verification is "icessa" - how about that?
wncmountainliving, I just came in from outside. It is blowing snow; wind whipping and drifts to 2 feet! Wow. I am left wondering when will my high school aged daughter get back to school :-0 :-0??
I feel fortunate we haven't had that much snow yet. Good idea to stay inside in this cold weather!
ReplyDeleteI agree, lg...though I might stick my snout out once in a while and see if any sun has shown up :)
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ReplyDeleteWe have more snow on the way; maybe an ice storm on Thursday which I 'fear' far more. I will keep you posted!
"I might stick my snout out once in a while;" Talon- here, you made me laugh! Thanks.
I hope you have laid in enough provisions, lg! When our three flakes fell in Georgia yesterday, everyone rushed to the grocery store to buy bread and milk. I like to call it "the bread lines."
ReplyDeleteMy word verification is "icessa" - how about that?
Lynn~I notice unusual word verifications all the time too! We have LOTS of provisions; thank you! We are toasty warm :):)
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Heard you guys got lotttssss of snow up there. We lucked out but the wind is intense. Stay warm and safe.
ReplyDeletewncmountainliving,
ReplyDeleteI just came in from outside. It is blowing snow; wind whipping and drifts to 2 feet! Wow. I am left wondering when will my high school aged daughter get back to school :-0 :-0??
Gorgeous pic. That's exactly what we have to do a lot in our winters too.
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