SNOW!

Carol wrote:

pamh36 wrote:

There may be just enough to scrape up some tiny snowballs.

One of my cousins came to visit from Georgia once in the winter. She never sees snow so she was really hoping to see some while she was in Michigan. Well, we MAYBE got about 1/2 and inch of the white stuff and she was so excited! She insisted we go out and have a snowball fight so we were scraping the snow off of cars, or anywhere we could get enough to put a halfway decent snowball together. While there wasn't much snow, I think it was one of the most fun snowball fights I ever had because she enjoyed it so much.

Last Sunday a storm hit and we got about 18 inches of light, fluffy snow. It means we'll have a white Christmas, but I just wish that the storm had hit the next day so I wouldve had a day off from school!

Wow, Kristina, that is a lot of snow!!!

From about 6:00pm, last night, until this morning, we got about 12 inches of snow. Ugh!!

Uh-oh, Teresa, that probably means it's heading our way...

Pam, us Georgians aren't hard to please when it comes to snow, especially those of us in south Georgia. Schools here close when it frosts outside. When a car's windshield freezes, it's a winter wonderland worthy of a thousand pictures. And while I don't envy the conditions of many of my northern neighbors, I'd be lying if I said this time of year I don't miss the snows of Kentucky. So, if anyone feels up to it, I'd sure appreciate someone sending their snow down here for a day or two. Nothing big, of course. Maybe a few snowflakes in an envelope. Who knows? Maybe I'll get my transfer to Wisconsin and have a white Christmas next year.

But for the time being, if you'll excuse me, it's a beautiful day out for going to the pool.

we have snow here!!!! it keeps coming and coming!!! i'm loving it!

How much do you have Emily? We have a snow day here! We got about 6 inches overnight.


By the way, I love all the sayings in your signature!

Coach Jon wrote:

Pam, us Georgians aren't hard to please when it comes to snow, especially those of us in south Georgia. Schools here close when it frosts outside. When a car's windshield freezes, it's a winter wonderland worthy of a thousand pictures. And while I don't envy the conditions of many of my northern neighbors, I'd be lying if I said this time of year I don't miss the snows of Kentucky. So, if anyone feels up to it, I'd sure appreciate someone sending their snow down here for a day or two. Nothing big, of course. Maybe a few snowflakes in an envelope. Who knows? Maybe I'll get my transfer to Wisconsin and have a white Christmas next year.

But for the time being, if you'll excuse me, it's a beautiful day out for going to the pool.

I just saw this!!

We got 3 inches overnight, Jon. I'd be more than happy to send it your way. (I wish I had seen this before I shoveled.)

Okay gang...
Even though it is RARE... it can snow here on the valley floor. Here are some pictures I found of the time it snowed here. It got a lot more than what the pics showed... because it had just started. I did love it the first day! lol Unfortunately I had to drive to work! :(
Anyway, here are the pics of that day:

My aunt, mom and dad... notice my dad w/ his pink hat! LOL




My aunt, brother, mom and uncle Gilbert throwing a snowball


Here you can see my tire tracks when I left for work! lol

Looks like they all had fun in the snow.

Love your dad's pink hat! And TOO funny---short sleeves!!


What year was that Carol?

Savannah wrote:

We got about eight inches. (But no snow day.)

Good grief, no snow day with EIGHT inches?! What does it take in your area?!

It looks like everyone enjoyed the snow that day, Carol. Thanks for sharing the pics!

Amy wrote:

How much do you have Emily? We have a snow day here! We got about 6 inches overnight.


By the way, I love all the sayings in your signature!

Amy, we have about a foot or so of snow. We had delays or cancellations all last week.

and thanks!

Amy wrote:

Love your dad's pink hat! And TOO funny---short sleeves!!


What year was that Carol?

I think it was early 2000s.... It was pretty crazy! lol

Sometimes when I'm driving home I have to get my camera out to capture some beautiful scenery. Here is one of those pictures I have taken

TWO FEET! Take a look!!

Spoiler:

That's just bad.

That is hilarious, Savannah!

Now that there is just enough light to see outside, I noticed that it's snowing!