(Actually, it was kind of nice.)
How do I know it was a blizzard? Because, based on our Texan neighbors:
Watching them is our 'thermometer.' The hoodies may come out, but they don't wear long pants unless it's close to zero outside!
Wednesday, January 23, 2019
What to Wear When You're Shoveling
We got a quickie blizzard -- enough to keep us both home.
(Actually, it was kind of nice.)
How do I know it was a blizzard? Because, based on our Texan neighbors:
Watching them is our 'thermometer.' The hoodies may come out, but they don't wear long pants unless it's close to zero outside!
(Actually, it was kind of nice.)
How do I know it was a blizzard? Because, based on our Texan neighbors:
Watching them is our 'thermometer.' The hoodies may come out, but they don't wear long pants unless it's close to zero outside!
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