As i woke up for the second work week at home as well as the week two of spring, I was greeted to another new arrival.
I had heard that some white stuff could be coming on the weather forecast, but I had no idea it would stick this much.
The lawn and cars are covered.
I don’t have to brush anything off. We’re inside during the New Normal.
My shift for the library starts at 8:30. I’ll catch up with news and blog stuff.
Be safe. Be careful.
Poor Ellie B. I’ll bet that’s cold terrain to navigate when nature calls!
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She makes a path in a loop around the pool, Sandra, same place every time!
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Ellie B has her ways. ☺️
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You KNEW not to put that shovel away…..
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I have my moments, MBC.
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Did you put away the shovel? If so… that’s why it snowed. Lol!
Sending smiles your way through the snow!
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The shovels are still at the ready, but I’m hoping for it to melt instead, Nance.
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Crap. And here I already advised you to put away the shovel. My bad. I wish I could send you some of our warm (HOT) weather to melt that for you. Stay safe, Mark! 🙂
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We are doing our best to keep our lives together, Rachel.
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Good distraction a late winter Nor’easter. Looks like we can walk to school across the street though, if it were opened.
Hope everyone is holding up, be well and God bless.
And wash your hands!
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That is a vintage former school now converted to the town offices, Gerald. It usually bustles weekday business hours. This new cautious protocol in our state, no.
Be well down the Thruway, and, yes, wash your hands!
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you too – at least the snow is pretty
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It is, I will say too, Beth.
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