Welcome back, snow! Gee, it’s hard to believe it has been 8 or 9 months since…oh, wait. What? What do you mean spring opened her arms in a warm embrace 5 days ago? Why are you back so soon? Didn’t you get the memo? Have you looked at a calendar? In this part of the world you should be on vacation until at least December, maybe even January. Please take heed of this plea, and skedaddle.
Early spring snowstorm.
Oh, hi there snow! You suck.
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Yup, it sure does, as I remember from my snowy homes. My sister said the ground is still frozen in southern Ontario.
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We barely get any snow here-we’ve had less than half a foot downtown since November-but I do not like it at all. Especially not when we are so close to April! I have a lot of family in the Niagara Falls area of New York, and I just don’t get how they can stand to live there!
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This afternoon I sat out on the porch, which I rarely do since I seem to be too busy all the time, and between reading about papermaking and book arts, I listened to the birds, watched the bunnies and the mountains and the sun lowering. It was pretty nice. All my family are up in Ontario; I hear their pain.
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It sounds like you had a perfectly lovely afternoon! Thank you for sharing it with me, so I can live vicariously.
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It’s the same here in the northern part of France and when the weather does get warmer for a few days, it just rains buckets. Global warming?
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The snow didn’t stick, but it came down relentlessly for a day. For most of winter, it rained instead of snowed. The days were so grey. It is sunny today, and for that, at least, I am thankful. 🙂
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