I know you northeners are thinking "big woop!" But we hardly ever get snow without it turning to ice. But the days not over yet! LOL! I just had to share!

my front steps :clap2: :clap2:

WOW I miss Arkansas. If my ship ever comes in I am moving back. I love the Mena area. M:clap2:

You have trees! Get out and take more pics, please

I will after it snows some more. I promise!

Where are you Kelly?

We live in a saddle between two mountains. The snow has stopped & is even melting some. I hope this doesn't turn into ice. I'll be stuck! When Lonnie gets home, I'll make him take me up on the mountain & get some pics of some trees for you Lisa. LOL!! You don't have trees in Nevada? I thought everybody had trees!

Somewhere there's some brothers and sisters snuggling to get warm!! Babies in 9 months.

Somewhere there's some brothers and sisters snuggling to get warm!! Babies in 9 months.

Ohhh I'm dying to.. but I'll not touch this one. *laughs*

Having just moved to Florida from Connecticut, who tonight is on a "blizzard watch" I don't miss snow AT ALL! The only shovels I want to use are the ones I use to make sand castles with my grandkids......

I spent the afternoon on the Beach w/DH working on my tan....

Beautiful snow pics...can't wait to see the mountains!! I absolutely LOVE snow and since we moved to NE IN from central OH, the last 2 winters have been mild. I thought we were living in Seattle for a while with all the rain we had. :rain: I'll take snow any day of the week.

I wish we would have received a little of that snow....we just got a little rain and that was about it.

I live In south east Georgia. What is Snow?

lol

Well.....Lonnie came home late & I don't go up on top of the mountain by myself (too many crack-head hillbillies running around!) I'll see what I can do tomorrow.

Good one Thinjen! Sad, but true.

I wasn't pickin on you!! I was born and raised in Arkansas. I only have one brother....but he's not much to look at!

Jessie - that is beautiful!

Take a big breath and B L O WWWWW some my way.

We rarely (like every 3 or 4 years) get the white stuff