The pictures below were taken this morning after breakfast. The picture above was taken about four hous later. As you can see, our snow did not last long. It was pretty while it was here.
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You live in a beautiful area! We still have snow on the ground and it's snowing this morning. Thank goodness, we haven't had the kind of problems that Kentucky is having.
P is in London right now - looking out from the 12th floor of a very grand hotel....roght across london - it's a wonderful sight...the snow has all gone...but more has been threatened.
Dont mind me asking but what new interestes are you pursuing now that you are a baby boomer?
Carla, We have been lucky this year - Some of the guys where H works went to Kentucky to help put the electric lines back up.
Sarah, Snow is pretty for about the first three to four hours - after that I've seen enough and I'm ready for it to go away.
Mr. P, I heard about the snow in London - evidently Londoners handle snow about like Virginians do (they panic and close down everything).
What new interests am I persuing? Well, my main interest is enjoying myself by doing what I want to do, when I want to do it, and how I want to do it; with no time clock, no bosses, no meetings, and no procedures to follow. I'm also helping H to restore two classic cars (1968 Road Runner & 1969 GTX). I've taken up blogging and I'm reading everything I can get my hands on. When the weather improves, I'll get into gardening.
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You live in a beautiful area! We still have snow on the ground and it's snowing this morning. Thank goodness, we haven't had the kind of problems that Kentucky is having.
So refreshing after all the snow on everyones blogs! Wonderful clouds in this piccie.
hey SVB - how are you?
P is in London right now - looking out from the 12th floor of a very grand hotel....roght across london - it's a wonderful sight...the snow has all gone...but more has been threatened.
Dont mind me asking but what new interestes are you pursuing now that you are a baby boomer?
Carla,
We have been lucky this year - Some of the guys where H works went to Kentucky to help put the electric lines back up.
Sarah,
Snow is pretty for about the first three to four hours - after that I've seen enough and I'm ready for it to go away.
Mr. P,
I heard about the snow in London - evidently Londoners handle snow about like Virginians do (they panic and close down everything).
What new interests am I persuing? Well, my main interest is enjoying myself by doing what I want to do, when I want to do it, and how I want to do it; with no time clock, no bosses, no meetings, and no procedures to follow. I'm also helping H to restore two classic cars (1968 Road Runner & 1969 GTX). I've taken up blogging and I'm reading everything I can get my hands on. When the weather improves, I'll get into gardening.
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