Lamh Foistenach Abu!
Posted on 11/30/2010 10:25:25 PM PST by JustAmy
We’ve had about 1/3 inch of rain and they are predicting more.
I don’t think there is very much that hail would damage at this time. There may be some truck farms with produce growing but I don’t think there are very many.
Looks like there is quite a bit on the way over night and easing off a little tomorrow.
I remember that! A beautiful white Christmas for you back then. I’ll bet it melted pretty quickly. It seems our first inch here is still around in March. I love the animated snowflakes!
Lamh Foistenach Abu!
Happy New Year Amy! :)
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Well, it is headed here! This is a massive storm system (quoting a meteorologist), and Phoenix is going to drop to the low 30s tonight, 29 tomorrow night. Snow will cover the state down to 2,000 feet. Parts of Phoenix area will see snow, with this one. (We are expecting over a foot accumulation, here in Sedona, and Flagstaff is getting dumped on, right now.)
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Get yer shopping done, stay in, stay safe and take pictures!
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I’m ahead of you, Meg. I’ve got the refrigerator stocked, and the outdoor faucets are wrapped with insulation. Later today, I will cover my plants with an insulated ‘blanket’.
I got a rack of baby back ribs to cook on New Year’s Day, with Sauerkraut and mashed potatoes. I’ve made that every year for over 40 years - on Jan. 1, just as my German grandma did, and my mother did. It wouldn’t be ‘right’ to have anything else. LOL!
I’m so glad you had a good visit with your family. More good memories to bring smiles through out the year!
That is a GREAT graphic, frame, snow and all! Happy Warm Fuzzy Wednesday!
Thanks, Pam - I agree about the ice and snow being very pretty, but I honestly don't enjoy being out in it for very long. Here is an absolutely breathtaking and exquisite ice sculpture I used in an opening thread a few years ago. I can't imagine the hours and hours it took to create it.
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How cute! LOL!
I want to come to your house for New Year’s!
I am not a sauerkraut fan though I’d probably like yours..I am well stocked up, too. It won’t freeze again til Sunday.
At least I got to have a fire in the fireplace yesterday..It was a pretty scene in my living room, dining room for a rainy day.
I won’t take down decorations until New Year’s..
My red tulips did not last long enough for my son and DIL’s visit..but I will get them again next year..They looked so festive at Christmas.
One of my all time favotites..Just so beautiful, Billie.
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Thank you, yorkie.
I loved finding this!
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