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Love it, brother!
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Thanks, Afzal.
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Always a pleasure, brother.
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From Canada to Cincinnati to Narnia! I get this on every level ^^
My favourite part: Mitch the Superhero with the Shovel ^^
Thank you for raising my joy meter, once again, my friend.
Instant Memoir indeed. (the other can wait…)
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;>)
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Keep that white stuff in your neck of the woods, will ya? I’m just not fond of it. 🙂
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Haha, we had snow here today too but not as much as you!! Stay safe!
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You too, Colin!
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Thanks! 🙂
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I love snow – except for the wet and cold part, other than that snow is fun! and, yeah, the White Witch, not so much fun.
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Aslan lives!
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YES!!!
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We had 30+ inches in 93 and ’94, 20 in ’96. Those were the days. Hoping! Enjoy!
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Bragger. ;>) Thanks, Nancy.
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All right, you got the good stuff. Enjoy the beauty, Nice conquering pose (My feet get instantly cold in tennis shoes).
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Me too, but I can live with the cold for an hour, especially with a lot of body-warming shoveling.
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I hope for you that all of the shoveling is done.
Take care and stay warm.
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For now anyway. Thanks, Cat, you too.
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The first snowfall of the season is always enchanting and romantic. But this AZ/SoCal girl was over it after another 9″ fell in Franklin Park on Good Friday my first year in Chicagoland! But then again I was pretty buff by late spring ;-> Layer up guys!
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…AND THAT’S WHY WE MOVED TO FLORIDA, NOT THE MID WEST!!
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SDG Soli Deo Gloria “To God Alone the Glory”
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White witch, not withstanding, the snow looks awesome! This Maine girl misses big snowstorms. At the foot of the Rockies, we often only get a few inches, but there is the occasional blizzard and those are scary!!
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It is nice and warm here in Austin but we are due for more freezing temps later this week. Love to see the snow.
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Epic, just epic!!
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Seems you had an invasion of white rain from all sides! Persist dear friend, persist. You can outlast this invader and vanquish it!
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Yes!
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Enjoy the magical moments because when it melts you will have your wonderful memories..
Sent from my iPhone
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Wow! It is the land of Narnia.😄
Great pics.
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Thanks, Deborah.
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You’re welcome.
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The first time we looked at the somewhat unimpressive little house in Louisville, there was snow on the ground and a Narnia-type lamppost at the end if the front walk. 😍 … We now live in that little house. 😏(and love it.)
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I see snow and think about how tomorrow’s going to be in the mid 60’s again. Enjoy it, it’s all yours. 😂
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How can something so annoying be so beautiful?
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Are you talking about snow, Charlie, or life in general? Because I think that question applies to just about everything on the planet.
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Sadly, I was only talking about the snow, Mitch…
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I like you posed on your sidewalk the best! Funny!
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That moment when you’re expecting Mr. Tumnus, but get Jadis…
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Fantastic 😊
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Thank you.
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So pleasing to the eye and yet can fathom, how tough it is to negotiate them…..bringing chills to my bones sitting here in Kolkata, almost embracing summer!!!
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Beautiful!! Bonus if you got to stay home for snow day!! Plus, Narnia!! Woot! 🙌🏻
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Moved south 33 years ago to get away from it. We should have gone 3 states (SC) further. 4″S yesterday. Nice Pics Mitch.
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Half a foot is over my threshold for using the snow thrower rather than doing the driveway entirely by hand. In the distant past, it was under my threshold. Climate change? 😉
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