I found this AP picture taken 2 days ago in a Croyden park. It's soooo pretty!
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Snow In London!
If you've been watching the mini-angels spinning weather map, you know it's been snowing in London! I love snow! Wonder if the schools are closed? Our's never close. We had NO snow days off school last year. We did have one "cold day" though. lol The snow plows and salt trucks just come out and keep everything going - even the airports.
I found this AP picture taken 2 days ago in a Croyden park. It's soooo pretty!
I found this AP picture taken 2 days ago in a Croyden park. It's soooo pretty!
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I love snow, too, and I'm sure kids over there are having a blast :D Last year in TX was an insane year with snow; we always get at least a couple inches, usually in Jan. or Feb., but last year we actually had a white Christmas with 8 inches falling on Christmas Eve, and on the first day of spring we got a FOOT of snow. Unheard of, especially in Dallas, lol.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is beautiful! They are so lucky! It never snows here in Texas.. haha, well it did once last year but only for a few minutes and nothing stuck to the ground, but we still got out of school early for some reason... :D
ReplyDeleteHa! That is so funny! I know both of you and you're both saying different things about Texas! lol Nicki, you're in Dallas. Rebecca, are you in Houston? That may account for the difference in amount of snow. :D
ReplyDeleteIt's supposed to snow here in Chicago on Friday night! Woo-hoo!
That is funny!! Yep, I'm in Houston, so that would defiently explain it! I remember hearing about that actually! We were all so jellous of you Dallas folks!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! I hope you enjoy the snow! :D Maybe we'll get some this year :) (But I doubt it!)
wow! so nice. i never experience snow before. hopefully i can someday :)
ReplyDeleteIt's snowing here in Chicago right now! :D
ReplyDeletewhen will the philippines ever experience snow???? a lot of us will be jubilant but on second thought we're thankful it won't ever happen because half of the country's poverty population will freeze to thy kingdom come...and considering the budget of buying winter clothes and stuffs will be another problem...
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