Kestrel wrote:
> 
> 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.)

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.

I want potted daffodils for the living room. It's not spring
without daffodils.

Lissa AlmostTimeForTheDaffodilFestival! Wingling

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