April 11, 2007
Since we've no place to go ...
Two down.
According to the brick.
Two to Six more to go. With no signs of stopping.
It has not a good year for these daffodils.
I should sneak over to the neighbors and take a picture of her blooming daffodils weighed down by the snow.
Only there's enough snow to leave telling footprints. She'd know I did it.
Although, on the other hand, the footprints would be safely buried soon enough.
'Cause the weather outside is frightful.
Posted by Kim at April 11, 2007 4:16 PMIs that snow fall happening right now??? Today?? In April??? Good grief Charlie Brown!
and to think I was complaining about a rainy 60 degrees.....
I'll shut up now. :)
Posted by: Christina at April 11, 2007 5:17 PMWow, girl. That is amazing. For April.
And I was complaining about a little chilly Easter where I was still in short sleeves...
*humbly saying* sorry....
But it's melting, it's melting!!
Beautiful! You had asked about the fruit trees with the freezing weather we've been having for two weeks now. I actually have no idea what it will do to all those pretty blossoms. I have never seen this happen here. Actually anywhere I've lived.
I just love your almost Daffodils in the snow! Will they still bloom?
The new recipe for Mostly healthy muffins looks awesome! My next PMS time I will have to come back and find them and make them. LOL I even have some 'fresh' peanut butter from Wild Oats, made there on the spot, in the store. Only way to go! I just need the vegan choco chips. Have any to spare? Tee hee hee.
Have a wonderful Thursday, Dear Kim! Hugs!
Posted by: Robin at April 12, 2007 1:54 AMJealousy strikes and rears its evil head once again. You can have the tree fell by lightning yesterday and our 70 degree rainy 100% humidity if you'll send a little white stuff our way!!
On second thought, maybe not - Nashville would grind to a stuttering halt at the sight of a flake.
Posted by: Peggy at April 12, 2007 7:28 AMWe have cold rain and thunderstorms! I commiserate with you, Kim! My flowers that had bloomed have frozen beyond redemption for this Spring, and I'm not sure that my crab apple trees are going to bloom either. **very unhappy face**
Posted by: Theresa at April 12, 2007 7:56 AMYou got a lot more snow than we did. It snowed last night, but then it turned to rain so it washed most of it away. Now you know what we're back to, right? MUD! LOL
Posted by: Rosanne at April 12, 2007 8:00 AM
