The view from my front door
A week after the superstorm, hundreds of thousands of people with no power, fallen trees everywhere, and now, SNOW. Seriously, what’s next for the northeastern United States? Plague of frogs?
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ROTFLOL! I sooooooo agree with you! And all of that ish is melting already! Melting!
Gov. Christie says locusts and pestilence….
Really. It’s something else. Glad you’ve trained the kids to shovel snow! 🙂
Wow. But, how much do I love that the girls are outside shovelling? No snow here. But, I spent two hours raking leaves on Tuesday. Blech. Not a fan of winter.
Makes one a believer in climate change for sure…are we ever ready for snow like the children?
Snow is coming this weekend to Oregon so we can match the East Coast. If only the poor folks on your side all had their power and heat back on…can’t imagine being covered in white and no warmth to shelter in.
Better frogs than boils!
It’s nuts! I still have a house full of storm refugees who are told not to expect the power back at their Morristown home until Sunday. I’m bracing for the locusts and frogs.
Just rain and a couple of inches of snow here. Your girls look like they are having fun. Glad you’re ok.
Well, at least the kids were happy and busy and out of the house so you could spend more time sewing!
I’m sure you are wondering why you moved away from London and our extremely boring weather. Glad you are OK and the family is too. Have been enjoying your comments but not posting. Baby due this weekend!
Mother Nature should lose custody.
I noticed the girls are enjoying the weather. I would too.
Hello, from brittany in europe
hang on ! My heart goes out to you guys. As a southener from Houston, i have been through a number of these beasts. All the best to you! GCC
Your sewings are cute! i love your hurricane dress!
Mathurine
Boils, famine, hail, locusts…Extreme weather is the way of the future unless we act.