The Blizzard
Well, we survived the blizzard. We only got 22 inches where I am in NH. The roads are all clear a few hours after the snow stopped-we know how to handle a snow storm in NH. It does look very pretty outside but I am hoping spring comes early.
I did get some sewing done today since we didn't lose our power but that's a post for another day. Stay warm.
It looks like you faired better in NH than we did here in CT. We had about 3 feet of snow and still have not been out. It took 4 hours to dig out the driveway. Glad all is well.
ReplyDeleteSeguidora nova GFC 194.Sou brasileira,não tenho neve,amo o cenário,mas não me vejo sentindo tempo gelado(literalmente).Moro em uma serra,que quando está MUITO frio está 7+,dura três ou quatro dias e depois vai para 29/ a 39+ é rápido.Fique bem.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter sent some great pictures from Boston. They did a lot of shoveling only to have the plows come along and push it back. I guess there was no place to put all that white stuff.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that does look cold.....stay snug and warm. Very fortunate you didn't lose power.
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Happy you are fine! ....but , what a beauty outdoor!
ReplyDeleteYikes! 22 inches would shut us down for days and days here in NC. Glad you are safe. Enjoy your sewing time.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you didn't lose power. But wowzer, 22 inches of snow, that's a lot of snow to dig out of. Take care and be safe and like you I'm praying for that early spring - we need it!! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteLooks cold out there :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad you're cozy inside. Because that snow is crazytown.
ReplyDeleteAHHH! "ONLY" 22 inches... such a mere thing. LOL.. at least you got some sewing time in. We've not seen a flake her in South Carolina.
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