t was beginning to look alot like Christmas yesterday. Even in town, which is a
lower elevation than at home, it snowed for about 2 hours, flakes the size of
chicken feathers. Snow is in the forecast for today, tonight and tomorrow as
well. April 8, 2008
t was beginning to look alot like Christmas yesterday. Even in town, which is a
lower elevation than at home, it snowed for about 2 hours, flakes the size of
chicken feathers. Snow is in the forecast for today, tonight and tomorrow as
well.
My horseradish and rhubarb is coming up, as is the crocuses. I can finally see my flower beds. They are at the warmest side of my house so they are free of snow. As they are elevated stone beds they also get a little more warmth than elsewhere.
It always interests me to see where all my blog readers come from and there is an average of 235 visitors each day to it.
87% of the people who read my blog have it book-marked and are from the United States, Germany, Canada, China, Latvia, South Korea, France, Spain, Thailand, Australia, Russia, Austria, Brazil, Ukraine, Poland, Yugoslavia, Great Britain, Switzerland, South Africa, Japan, Turkey and the Czech Republic.
Six more days.