I feel your pain, sorta. That could be any month betwix Sept. and mid-June here, so once again, 'Dear Abby, dear Abby......." Draw the curtains, mix a mint julep......
Yeah, but I CHOSE to live in a warmer area. If I got this between September and June I wouldn't be complaining - I'd be dead. Not a fan of mint drinks, but I will have pizza and beer tonight.
Its pretty though, but you are right, not a happy camper to see this in March. But then sometimes they don't tend to stick around like say a January snow?
Your title made me chuckle...thanks for the laughter.
Those tree limbs seem to be holding up very well though and I'm sure it will be forgotten history soon enough.
I have a folder full of pics I never got around to post of tree branches touching the ground and tree trunks split vertically from the weight of this years snow.
We were to supposedly get hit with A LOT of snow yesterday, but missed it. And I'm actually glad because I had a trip in NYC planned yesterday, therefore the snow would have caused several delays. We just got a lot of heavy winds and rain.
Even me, who loves winter, will be glad to see some Spring soon.
I know in my heart that Ohio will get snow on either the first day of Spring or sometime afterwards, because that's how we roll. That's how to make a northern (well northeastern I suppose) girl crabby.
yep we got it as well...still snowing....we got about 3 inches...just a bit north they got 12 so i wont complain...
ReplyDeleteLooks like only a couple here. It's not so much the snow I object to as the cold that goes with it.
DeleteI feel your pain, sorta. That could be any month betwix Sept. and mid-June here, so once again, 'Dear Abby, dear Abby......."
ReplyDeleteDraw the curtains, mix a mint julep......
Yeah, but I CHOSE to live in a warmer area. If I got this between September and June I wouldn't be complaining - I'd be dead. Not a fan of mint drinks, but I will have pizza and beer tonight.
DeleteIts pretty though, but you are right, not a happy camper to see this in March. But then sometimes they don't tend to stick around like say a January snow?
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We haven't had any snow stick around this year.
DeleteYou could actually re-title that: How to make anybody feel crabby in March.
ReplyDeleteTrue. We're just a little entitled about our Springs down here!
DeleteIgnore the snow, just stay inside, have some good food and wine, and get cosy.
ReplyDeleteWell, I had to go to work and the grocery store nad to pick up a friend of my son's... but other than that I'm staying in!
DeleteFor once, we escaped it! And there was much rejoicing......
ReplyDeleteI know I shouldn't complain about a single day of snow.
DeleteHere, I expect it in march but I still growl
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I couldn't do it. I just know that about me.
DeleteOk I agree about not liking snow much but there is worse weather. Those twisters don't go over well. We got nine inches of white from the sky here.
ReplyDeleteSure, and tsunamis are also bad. Also volcanic eruptions. I wasn't claiming we got the worst weather the world has ever experienced.
DeleteOh, you definitely need a toasty woodstove and a touch of brandy to pass the cold away.
ReplyDeleteHi, and welcome. We're already up to high 40's today, so it's improving!
DeleteYour title made me chuckle...thanks for the laughter.
ReplyDeleteThose tree limbs seem to be holding up very well though and I'm sure it will be forgotten history soon enough.
I have a folder full of pics I never got around to post of tree branches touching the ground and tree trunks split vertically from the weight of this years snow.
You're welcome! I lost a few dogwood limbs in an earlier, heavier snow. Made me sad to see them fall.
DeleteIt's known as "Sheila's Brush" around these parts. The last swipe of winter....you are ahead of us but we're ducking.
ReplyDeleteStay warm.
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We call it a Dogwood Winter. Well, actually, that would be more in April.
DeleteAw, you poor thing. You have more snow than I do.
ReplyDeleteGuess we got less than our share the rest of the winter.
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ReplyDeletegood job Thanks lot for this useful article, nice post
Well, thanks.
Deletethis would make a northern girl crabby, too!
ReplyDeleteCrabbiness all around, then!
DeleteDefinitely! It makes this northern gal think you know how I feel all winter.
ReplyDeleteI could not take it all winter.
DeleteWe were to supposedly get hit with A LOT of snow yesterday, but missed it. And I'm actually glad because I had a trip in NYC planned yesterday, therefore the snow would have caused several delays. We just got a lot of heavy winds and rain.
ReplyDeleteEven me, who loves winter, will be glad to see some Spring soon.
OMG....can you believe I just said that? HA!
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You'll be eating those words when it's all sunny and nice!
DeleteI was promised snow for two days and didn't get any. I am very upset. We should switch locations.
ReplyDeleteHow about I just send you our snow?
DeleteI know in my heart that Ohio will get snow on either the first day of Spring or sometime afterwards, because that's how we roll. That's how to make a northern (well northeastern I suppose) girl crabby.
ReplyDeleteI HATE snow that falls during the Spring.
DeleteIf we got snow, ever, we'd think the world might be ending ;-) I am with you, Secret...being cold is not cool!
ReplyDeleteWe expect it here, I just got lulled into thinking we were done with winter.
DeleteAw, so sorry. Have to admit, even I am about ready to trade my skis for a flyrod!
ReplyDeleteI'm past ready for Spring!
DeleteSorry, just can't feel your pain.
ReplyDeleteAgree that spring is eagerly awaited.
But I didn't pick a cold place to live, I picked a warm place.
DeleteBurr.........
ReplyDeleteUncomfortably so.
Deletei'm a born and bred yank and i'm not too thrilled with it either.
ReplyDeleteI always get this was on any cold day after February.
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