SNOW! And a 2 hour delay in school hours. Giving everyone time to play in it before school. 
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Chocolat (****)
Faraway, So Close! (*****)
Like Water for Chocolate (*****)
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Gotta love Texas weather, yeah?
And, thanks for the note and hugs. :) For reasons I'm sure you understand, your "germination" picture probably means even more to me than to most... lovely work.
Much love to you and your clan from me and my expanding one...
Posted by: mrs. nygren | March 04, 2008 at 10:15 PM
Geez! If you are going to get that excited about a little snow, would you like me to send you some of ours? We are on the receiving end of another 5 - 7 inches of the stuff even as I write. (On top of all the crap already, - still, - on the ground.)
Posted by: Arthur | March 05, 2008 at 02:47 AM
Arthur Dear,
I guess those of us at the lower latitudes do get excited about these things. I can still count on my fingers the number of times I've seen snow come from the sky in my lifetime.
Posted by: cheryl | March 05, 2008 at 07:59 AM
Cheryl, my friend, believe me when I tell you that the novelty very quickly wears off for those of us in the "snow belt."
If I had my way, there would be snow on Christmas morning, it would melt by the afternoon, and that would be it! The snowmobilers and skiers can all drive someplace out in the boonies if they enjoy snow that much, for all I care.
Posted by: Arthur | March 13, 2008 at 01:03 AM