>> about 3 feet of it, and still snowing hard.... There might be more than 3
>> feet actually... some of the cars in teh parking lot are covered :)
(there's
>> some drifting too)
>>
>> looks like they tried to plow the roads at some point during the wee
hours,
>> but you can hardly tell that now. Everything is white! Not a car in sight
on
>> the road.
>>
>> what a beautiful day!
>
>Covetcovetcovetcovetcovet......
>
>I *love* snow. I want snow. Except that it would, of course,
>extend the school year by a day or so... but still.  Even six
>inches of it... six inches would shut down the whole Puget Sound
>region, and I could stay home and sleep and watch the snow fall
>and read. (Not all at the same time, of course.)
>
NOT NOW!!  We've had our chance for snow this year.

>Here, it's about 40*F, with high clouds that are, amazingly, high
>enough for me to have been able to see the whole of Mount
>Rainier, in all her glory, on the drive in to work today.  Daffs
>are blooming, as are crocuses, and I think the tulips are
>starting to sprout; but the only person I know who has tulips
>blooming outside is my sister, and I haven't been to her house in
>awhile.
>
Was warmer than that here today 13C  (10C is 50F)

>I want potted daffodils for the living room. It's not spring
>without daffodils.
>
Come up and see mine - I have a host of them by the front steps.

I've seen tulips open in Vancouver, but only a few. Non of mine are anywhere
near open yet

>Lissa AlmostTimeForTheDaffodilFestival! Wingling

Laurie the birds is singing the grass is riz - I wonder how the poor folks
iz Phoenix

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