First Snow!
Looking a bit bleak wouldn't you say?
I don't know about you, but my mind is already
on Thanksgiving Day and I can smell
the turkey and pumpkin pie!!
Have you ever read
(click on this link below)
It wasn't a lot but enough to stick to
surfaces! It will be melted by early
afternoon! Thank goodness!
I'm way behind on my outside duties.
I lost two weeks with
family matters and moving my
daughter to her new apartment
about 200 miles away.
This weekend is supposed to be dryer
so I will be outside finishing up my
tasks. I haven't even emptied my
pottery yet!
Time to put away the lawn furniture and
all my pottery before the big snow comes!
Today is also Veterans Day
In honor of my Father and
all Veterans
Thank-you for your
service and commitment for
all of us.
My father served in the Air Force during
World War II.
He was part of the
China-Burma-India Theater
also know as "the Hump"
He was stationed in India
You can read about
"the Hump"
Sorry about your snow when you haven't got your tasks completed. Do you have to protect your pots from the frost in case of shattering?
ReplyDeleteYes Tommy- the pottery can crack and burst. I learned the hard way many years ago.
ReplyDeleteI remember one year we were in church on the Sunday after Thanksgiving and at the end of church service it started snowing. The first snow is pretty cool around here. Some years, the kind of snow you just had is all we get. This was always disappointing to the kids because you can't even sled in it and it melts by the afternoon. I need to remember to put my pots inside, as well if the winter is going to be cold. Last years was too cold for too long for me. I'd never make it up North! Hope you have a great day LIz!
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