Wednesday afternoon looking out my back door at times you could barely see the doctors office that's behind my house.
This kind of weather just makes me want to curl up under a blanket and settle in for a long winters nap. Instead I'll be dressed in several layers of clothes and slip sliding my way to work. At least it's warm in my part of the store.
You have my deepest sympathy - even deeper than the snow (So do you think you will retire to warmer climes when the time comes?)
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, it looks like a blizzard! I wish you could just stay at home, but you are reliable and brave!
ReplyDeleteYikes, drive carefully Ann, that's a lot of snow!
ReplyDeleteThe lake sent you a big storm. I have twisted my knee a good one in this stuff.
ReplyDeleteoh my, that is a LOT of snow :(
ReplyDeleteDrive carefully, Ann!
Yikes. We just have cold and a wee bit of snow...maybe getting more tonight. I don't know---I sorta quit listening to the weather from now until around April 1.
ReplyDeleteStay safe! Stay warm! make sure you don't lose Gibbs in a snow pile!
so sorry, so glad you are in a warm bakery once you get to work. stay safe and i hope it stops soon...i feel for you.. wish i could beam you here
ReplyDeleteI remember this from last year and the year before that. Without the new deck of course. I'd hate that too.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific day filled with warmth. My best to Gibbs. ♥♥♥
wow, that's a lot of snow! stay safe & warm!
ReplyDeleteThat's getting deeper than Gibbs is tall! Poor little guy!
ReplyDeleteBoo on the snow! We didn't get any here in NY. Hope it melts fast!
ReplyDeleteOh my I feel for you. Everyday that passes here without snow makes me feel better. Do stay safe when driving in that stuff.
ReplyDeleteGlad work is warm. I can handle cold outside, but a drafty work place is the pits.
ReplyDeleteJeepers....that is some serious amount of snow. Glad you have a warm spot at work, nothing worse than feeling cold. Well you have the weekend now to curl up and stay warm
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