The final weekend snowfall amount in Bossy’s neighborhood was 23″, and Bossy knows some of you Buffalo types are all, “That’s not a snowfall, that’s a dusting.“
Then again, us San Diego Diego types are all “that’s not a snowfall, that’s a blizzard!”
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on December 21st, 2009 at 3:01 pm
meribon said:
You’ve got that right! We live for snow
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on December 21st, 2009 at 3:15 pm
Reeb said:
Noticed the cute little caps on the light things in the photo on main blog. Was too ecstatic about being able to comment at all to comment on them. So thanks for the do-over opportunity.
They’re even cuter with sun and shadow.
I’ll just enjoy LOOKING at your snow, and not actually having it. El Nino is going to grant the Pacific NW a pass on winter severity (read: primarily rain) and I’m totally okay with that. Although the newsguy said there’d be plenty of snow for the Olympics.
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on December 21st, 2009 at 3:16 pm
Sherri said:
I love the snow – but only when I don’t have to go anywhere!
Oh, please, Bossy. We near-Buffalo types know better than to look down our noses at other people’s snow. Because scoffing at 23 inches is how we get 6-10…. feet.
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on December 22nd, 2009 at 1:31 am
amyinbc said:
Gorgeous amount
Here where I live in BC Canada it would be enough to shut the city down. Yes, going to BREAK the myth that snow is plentiful in all areas of Canada! Live in an area that snow is relatively rare and usually appreciated
nah! not snow, dandruff…..
if we got that much snow, my entire town would be shut down. seriously. we don’t do snow ’round here!!
It is beautiful and I am completely jealous.
Love the litte caps on your stick-thingys.
We got hit here a few weeks ago. I’m not a winter loving person, but it sure is beautiful…
Bossy’s yard decorations are attempting to sell snowcones to the passers by.
Well… it’s not bad for a start.. but when you have to start measuring the snow with a yardstick.. we can talk *grin*
Bossy’s snow looks like marshmallow fluff.
I’m guessing tomorrow’s post will be Stella making a snow angel!
And the southern California types are all “what’s that white stuff???” But I secretly want to live there.
Then again, us San Diego Diego types are all “that’s not a snowfall, that’s a blizzard!”
You’ve got that right! We live for snow
Noticed the cute little caps on the light things in the photo on main blog. Was too ecstatic about being able to comment at all to comment on them. So thanks for the do-over opportunity.
They’re even cuter with sun and shadow.
I’ll just enjoy LOOKING at your snow, and not actually having it. El Nino is going to grant the Pacific NW a pass on winter severity (read: primarily rain) and I’m totally okay with that. Although the newsguy said there’d be plenty of snow for the Olympics.
I love the snow – but only when I don’t have to go anywhere!
–>We got a dusting in Va. Beach and I’m jealous of all the snow! Just stay away from the yellow snow.
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And we OK folks are all “JEALOUS!”
Looks about right to me.
And don’t eat the yellow snow….
That would be a good base layer here in upstate NY. The occasional blizzard is invigorating, no?
I know I’m a fool for my longing but I think that looks so incredibly gorgeous and festive.
Oh, please, Bossy. We near-Buffalo types know better than to look down our noses at other people’s snow. Because scoffing at 23 inches is how we get 6-10…. feet.
Gorgeous amount
Here where I live in BC Canada it would be enough to shut the city down. Yes, going to BREAK the myth that snow is plentiful in all areas of Canada! Live in an area that snow is relatively rare and usually appreciated