Gorgeous, untouched snow on Monday morning
Down by the creek
The closest we came to playing in the snow - we aren't big fans of cold and wet unless you're talking about a swimming pool.
More gorgeous pictures of the back yard before the dogs got into it.
Sweet little puppy prints (that are almost as big as my shoe prints)
Dexter looooves eating snow
Dex is a huge weenie about getting his feet dirty (we have to drag him out to potty when it's raining), so we were sure he wouldn't like the snow. But it turned out that he loved it and Chief, our mud-loving pup, wasn't so thrilled.
And one last picture by the creek. I know it takes longer to load big pictures, but this one is so pretty I just had to make it big.
AH, so pretty hun. I have mad snow up here too. It snowed again the other day. I've yet to shovel the yard, yikes. But I've yet to need to leave either.
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I have to saw, the amount of snow you have would never cause a snow day up here. heeehee. We have twice as much and everything is still running!
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Any snow in Georgia causes everything to come to a complete standstill. We don't have plows or anything like that to clear streets. Want to hear something really crazy? I've never seen a snow shovel in real life. I've seen them on tv and movies, but never in a store or anything. I don't know where you'd even go to get one because stores in GA don't have them, even in winter.
ReplyDeleteOh and Mad Scientist, I definitely plan to check that one out! This is my year of steampunk - Bestie and I are attending our first Con in February!
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