Since I did, indeed, listen to last night's weather forecast, the view out my sliding glass doors this morning should not have shocked me. But it did. Not to mention what it did to little Miss Southern Girl, who has never seen snow.
Nor should I have been shocked that my car was encased in a shell of ice. But I was.
I am so over winter. I am.
Yeah you moved to Canada. HUG B
ReplyDeleteButtons - It must have happened when I was sleeping... :)
DeleteIt snowed here but it didn't lay. Thank God! I need warmth and sun.
ReplyDeleteCM - That makes two of us. I haven't been warm for months...
DeleteGeez! I used to wish I lived in Minnesota or Wisconsin. I am so over that! It's breezy and 60 right now, and sunny. Not too bad!
ReplyDeleteLHIB - Ah, yes. Be careful for what you wish, right?
DeleteMontreal winter continued I'm so with you on so over....
ReplyDeleteJudi - I keep imagining how wonderful spring will feel. When if finally arrives - two days before summer.... :)
DeleteMy pictures of outside our door would look just like yours today. Raised beds are covered again. I think I'm numb about the whole weather situation now. (But a lovely 60° day might jolt me out of it.)
ReplyDeleteMama Pea - Eek! I have to keep reminding myself that I WANT to live in the north.
DeleteWe got some snow the other night. I was not expecting it and when I woke up I was a little surprised. I'm ready for sunny and 75 for sure!
ReplyDeleteWinter go away!
SLF - You have had a loooong winter up there. I hope your spring comes soon (along with ours).
DeleteSorry. Honestly that's what I can say, Sorry. :/ It got to freezing here but that's it.
ReplyDeleteWVH - Apology accepted. :)
DeleteI'm am so sorry...Winter must end sometime, don't you think? Our weather has been very nice...in fact the weeds are so high I just purchased a new gas powered heavy duty weed whacker! In my whole life I never thought I would do that...I'm a Hula-Hoe and hand weeder kinda' gal...but these things have become a jungle overnight!...I'm getting too old to spend hours weeding.
ReplyDeleteLynda - My gosh, it DOES have to end, doesn't it? I don't blame you - as much as I love the arm-powered tools, it gets harder to operate them as we (ahem) get older.
DeleteI grew up in an area with a 90 day growing season...one year I actually got in 110 days..yipee! Then the following year it was 72 frost free days! Somehow it all averages out but as I think of budded fruit trees I sigh! I bet poor Lovely was in shock!
ReplyDeleteDid you wear your sweater? Hummnn Didjaa Didjaa? :) I had to go there!
Bless you!
Fiona - Dear Voice of My Conscience....I've got two inches of the last sleeve to go! I aim to have it finished by the end of the weekend and will steam press it and post it!
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