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It's SNOWING!!!



What do you mean you can't see it?

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Kelly said…
It snowed here too, and the girls ran out to plan in it. Came in soaking wet because it was mainly rain I think. But good fun.

Tree is up!

Enjoying our chit chat on Thursday. Thanks.
Kelly said…
the girls actually played in the snow, not planned in it. Must work on my typing skills.
What a beautiful picture!

I'm trying to figure out how to make the hash brown casserole without hashbrowns and "breakfast" sausage...
Edie said…
Yay! How fun! Unless of course you're planning in it, then I'm not so sure. :)
My ADHD Me said…
Maybe they were planning on playing in it!

We saw it too!!!!
Sue J. said…
They were definitely planning on seeing it around longer than Saturday night!

That's what happens when you don't see it very often; you just assume it will be around the next day.

[Gee, CK, who knew your typo would turn into a chat room topic!?]
KelliGirl said…
I looked really hard and I could see something coming from the sky. I'll take your word that it was snow. :-)
We had some snow last Saturday. Big fat flakes. They even covered the ground. There's nothing like getting ready for Christmas and seeing snow falling outside.

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