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Here We Snow Again!



When the boys came home from school on Wednesday, they were bustling with excitement—certain that the next day would be a “snow day”—even the teachers were excited. Some of David’s students haven’t seen snow in 5 years. But alas, when I woke up and looked outside on Thursday morning at 2 AM, I saw that the small accumulation that had come, had melted and rain had taken it’s place.

Today will be different, they say, especially here south of the city, where we live. Several inches beginning soon. It’s rainy outside now, with a big sloppy snowflake now and then…

In Kentucky, people went crazy when snow was expected. A live news report from every corner. I’m wondering how it will be here, where even less snow is seen.

I’m frantically looking for gloves so the boys (and me!) can play outside IF it comes this time.

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Laura ☃ said…
Please don't tell the boys that Bullitt County had a snow day on Thursday...there was a dusting. Even I could drive in it. Oh well, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.

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