Hybrid magnolias in bloom here; they always burst out with the first warm days only to be hit later with frost and snow. Spring is the most fickle season!
More Snow for you ....I am so sorry . Our snow has finally melted , hope yours will too , very quickly ! The Robins sometimes stay here in New England thru the winter . Love your Cute Snowman !!!! Spring is Tomorrow they say ...but we could see some snow flakes Friday morning ....UGH
Oh Robin, 8 to 12 inches – did it actually snow that much? You know, that just might make me happy – I’ve never been one for spring fever. This might sound weird, but there’s just something about knowing all the work that’s ahead of me that makes me not want to jump into warm weather too quickly. It just seems like endless days of tilling, mowing, weeding, trimming, planting, harvesting, etc. And as soon as I get done, I have to start all over again! It’s what I want to do, but when the heat and humidity begin, I get very grouchy. I need to find somewhere where the summertime high is 65°! You know what would make me less grouchy in summer-a cribzebo - or is ir cornzebo😆? Regardless, you must tell me how you went about moving that if you did or was it already there? There’s one standing in a field a few miles away and I’m gonna knock on the nearest farm door and see if they want to part with it. (Unless it’s a small fortune ) Now, how on earth I would ever move it is a question for another day!
Well we had rain, freezing rain and then snowing again here now. UGH Did Nod come here? Loving that hooked snowman though. Never seen that pattern before. I hope it did not snow that much. Janice
Those robins are such an encouraging sight. We are in for some sloppy snow in the morning. We had one robin show up but I haven't see it since. I loved seeing the video. I love that pattern. Cathy
Hi Miss Mary...I do not have an email for you so I will try responding here to you. Thankfully, we only got a bit less than 8". I initially thought it was only 6" but have since been corrected. Either way, it's white. I can empathize with your feelings about spring fever - at least this year. I feel like being sick and hospitalized put me back by at least a month on my "gotta-do" list and I was already behind. As for the cornzebo (that's what we call it), my husband and some of the guys from the race team we were involved with actually took the original crib apart piece by piece. The one he found for me was a bit more "silver/galvanized" than I liked so they used muriatic acid to age each piece also. When it was sufficiently aged, they transported it here (I believe they used one of the trailers they used for the race sleds??) and put it back together. We also cut it down as I did not want it so tall. (Yes, I am, indeed, picky LOL.)
Afternoon Robin, sure hope you’re feeling ok and your son better….. love the green sheep in your header, so cute. Nothing about me Irish so really no celebrating here… ….. I really enjoyed the birds video as I love birds and their song…. Sad about all the snow in Nod, hope Spring will come soon for you…That is one cute hooked rug, such a great spot for it too…Still cold here, had a few nice days but nothing to write home about, lol… Take care my friend, always close at heart, Spring Blessings Francine.
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Damn girl. Keep it there. Hope you are feeling better and strong enough to shovel out!
Ugh. So happy I don’t live in Nod!
What a sweet hooked rug. I love it. ☃️♥️☃️
Rugs and Pugs
I am sure they already know. Smarter than we, they are. I also love the rug.
I loved the singing. The snow won't stop them.
Oh, they know. April is right around the corner!
Ditto what Marly said. That is a cute snow angel and what cool top and bottom borders. Guess you'll be making soup and baking bread.
Oh my giddy Aunt, snow!. Keep warm my friend.
Well they probably already know. That rug is awesome. A jester angel? snowman~perfect! Wondering if your local hooky place has an online presence.
Hybrid magnolias in bloom here; they always burst out with the first warm days only to be hit later with frost and snow. Spring is the most fickle season!
More Snow for you ....I am so sorry . Our snow has finally melted , hope yours will too , very quickly ! The Robins sometimes stay here in New England thru the winter .
Love your Cute Snowman !!!!
Spring is Tomorrow they say ...but we could see some snow flakes Friday morning ....UGH
Oh Robin, 8 to 12 inches – did it actually snow that much? You know, that just might make me happy – I’ve never been one for spring fever. This might sound weird, but there’s just something about knowing all the work that’s ahead of me that makes me not want to jump into warm weather too quickly. It just seems like endless days of tilling, mowing, weeding, trimming, planting, harvesting, etc. And as soon as I get done, I have to start all over again! It’s what I want to do, but when the heat and humidity begin, I get very grouchy. I need to find somewhere where the summertime high is 65°! You know what would make me less grouchy in summer-a cribzebo - or is ir cornzebo😆? Regardless, you must tell me how you went about moving that if you did or was it already there? There’s one standing in a field a few miles away and I’m gonna knock on the nearest farm door and see if they want to part with it. (Unless it’s a small fortune ) Now, how on earth I would ever move it is a question for another day!
Well we had rain, freezing rain and then snowing again here now. UGH Did Nod come here? Loving that hooked snowman though. Never seen that pattern before. I hope it did not snow that much. Janice
Those robins are such an encouraging sight.
We are in for some sloppy snow in the morning.
We had one robin show up but I haven't see it since.
I loved seeing the video.
I love that pattern.
Cathy
Hi Miss Mary...I do not have an email for you so I will try responding here to you. Thankfully, we only got a bit less than 8". I initially thought it was only 6" but have since been corrected. Either way, it's white. I can empathize with your feelings about spring fever - at least this year. I feel like being sick and hospitalized put me back by at least a month on my "gotta-do" list and I was already behind. As for the cornzebo (that's what we call it), my husband and some of the guys from the race team we were involved with actually took the original crib apart piece by piece. The one he found for me was a bit more "silver/galvanized" than I liked so they used muriatic acid to age each piece also. When it was sufficiently aged, they transported it here (I believe they used one of the trailers they used for the race sleds??) and put it back together. We also cut it down as I did not want it so tall. (Yes, I am, indeed, picky LOL.)
Afternoon Robin, sure hope you’re feeling ok and your son better….. love the green sheep in your header, so cute. Nothing about me Irish so really no celebrating here… ….. I really enjoyed the birds video as I love birds and their song…. Sad about all the snow in Nod, hope Spring will come soon for you…That is one cute hooked rug, such a great spot for it too…Still cold here, had a few nice days but nothing to write home about, lol… Take care my friend, always close at heart, Spring Blessings Francine.
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