Sunday, December 21, 2008

Not over yet

This is my backyard.


That's 6.5" of Global warming, with more on the way. Near as I can figure from the long-range forecast, it should stop snowing around April. I don't ever recall getting this much snow, and I was born here.

I think I will just give up and hibernate ...

6 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

Hee hee hee. Hoo hoo hoo (cleans ice of inside of window to check thermometer)

2F, in direct sunlight no less. With 30 knots winds.

Only 4 inches of snow, though.

Frostbitten rooster combs look funny.

Don't seem to bother the roosters, happily.

11:25 AM, December 21, 2008  
Blogger BostonMaggie said...

It looks like my backyard. John's right....we should just be grateful that we don't live in Kansas.

1:31 PM, December 21, 2008  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I had to wear a long-sleeved shirt today. Probably didn't get much above 20 Celsius...

1:59 PM, December 21, 2008  
Blogger Barb said...

Bill - you always wear long sleeves! What else is new?

BCR - I was enjoying the pretty, white global warming stuff. Until shoveling time. Then it just became a PITA (and back). We finished at about 3pm, then came in to watch a movie ("We Were Soldiers"), and looked out a short while ago to see that the snow fairies had left another 2 inches on our previously clean driveway. Ugh!

8:52 PM, December 21, 2008  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

the snow fairies had left another 2 inches on our previously clean driveway. Ugh!

That's what you get for being so gay-friendly in that part of the world.

Cool interiors, though.

I have a tractor with a blade for the purpose. Takes an hour to start in these temps, perhaps, but about 10 minutes to scrape-to-earth...

8:27 AM, December 22, 2008  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Cool interiors, though.

*Cool* interiors are sooooo last week. Interiors are now hot-hot-*hot* with gloooorious sunshiny yellows and hot pinks and

Whut?

12:13 PM, December 22, 2008  

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