Steely_D wrote:
 

That look...   

 Steely_D wrote:
 

"it's your birthday, so I'll let that pass..... no I won't, I'll get you later"

This is my favorite thing so far today.

I went to bed last night with snow flurries falling. Was Expecting 2-4 in coverage according to weather report.

I woke this morning with nothing more than a dusting, which now has melted off the cars and driveway from the sun. 

So no cleaning on my part.

 geoff_morphini wrote: 
  True. 

 Antigone wrote:
 

A mature Cooper's Hawk would have worn a raincoat

 BlueHeronDruid wrote:
 
Nuttin' but sunshine.

 Antigone wrote:
 

Very cool. 

 islander wrote:
 

You water people. We had sleet and snow here. Delightful.

Snow!  After a BUNCH of rain.

I went to bring out some recycling and there were dozens of male cardinals in my back yard - some flying around but many of them just sitting on branches.  They're very common birds here but it was odd to see so many of them at the same time.  Today the sky is overcast and dreary, so their bright, red color really stood out.  It almost looked contrived.

2 squirrels playing tag with their nutz before the snowstorm.   

Which reminds me I should head to the market to get some bread and cream to make some French Toast for tomorrow’s breakfast.  

 Antigone wrote:
 

It got down into the high 30's here this morning!
Refreshing!

Snow. Flurries.

The power company has a new helicopter to inspect the high voltage transmission lines.  It's a snazzy grey and black one.  The old one was just an all black one.  The kind that makes you worry ...

It's these little things ... living in a trailer park an all with the transmission lines going through the place.  Comes with the territory ...

The clean up crew is here, taking care of the ice storm mess. P is very upset about her trees, and we're out $700.

@Antigone.    That is so sweet!     

Averaged about 2.5C here today.  Heavy overcast, strong gusting winds.  It is gone to be while before I head outdoors in a canoe.