catjac1975
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One foot.
How much snow did you get?
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catjac1975
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ninnymary
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Oh my, that little one sure has a beautiful smile! Of course, I would smile too if I had someone to play with and pull me on a sleigh.
Mary
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so lucky
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Well, spring is surely coming! The days are noticably lengthening.
Spring, my %$$!
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Ha! Sorry, it was the most encouraging thing I could think of!
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Beautiful, Seed! It would be a nice addition to the POW thread....don't you think?
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dewdropsinwv
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Thursday afternoon we got about 3 inches. Most of what we got last night was rain until about 1 or 2 am then everything froze and started snowing, When MontyJ left for work we only had a light dusting on top of what we had. Most of the snow from Thursday melted... it was 50 at midnight last night. So far we got less than an inch of snow. Schools are closed today due to the temps.
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I took a quick look at your weather. Could you please send some of your heat my way. It's going to be cold here today, at least as far as I'm used to here. Wind chill is not supposed to get above zero Fahrenheit all day.
I used to work in Kazahkstan. It sometimes got to -29 C which is about -20 F. I've still got the clothes for that so I'm fine. If the wind was not blowing, even those temperatures were not that bad, though the ski mask I wore directed my breath up to my eyes. When my vision got blurry I'd have to remove the ice form my eyelashes.
