I’m from Pennsylvania, so I look forward to Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction each February. This year I’m excited that he’s forecasting more winter, because while we’ve had several bouts of flurries and even one good covering of snow, we haven’t had a really good let’s-go-play-in-the-snow for a few years! I’m hoping one of those still heads our way. How’s the weather where you live?
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My weather in Alabama is just cold and dreary. No snow. 🙁 We did have flurries a few days ago for about 10 minutes. But that doesn’t count. lol.
That’s how I feel! I grew up with snow, but here people get all excited over flurries that require a microscope to see. 😉 I’m hoping for at least one really good snowfall this year – I love to go hiking and to try to get pictures of nature’s beauty.
I hope your weather improves to something happier, Lisa!
Thanks so much for hosting! I’m linking up with WHY DO JEANS HAVE RIVETS? Check out my 3 current link parties if you’d like more views and shares for your posts 🙂
I bet there’s a neat story there! I love the basic history of jeans. 🙂
Thanks for linking up!