Ah…the good, old Front View…
Is that a person standing down by the apple tree?
Let’s get a bit closer.
Well, hi there! When did you arrive? Did you come in with the storm Saturday night?
What’s that?
Speak up – can’t hear you….
Oh.
Nevermind…
I should have known this crew was up to something…
Special Note To Whomever Is In Charge Of The Weather:
The kids have been sledding.
They have had days off from school.
Now, they have finally gotten to build a snowman.
We’re done with this stuff now, right?
RIGHT?
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Brilliant stuff, love the snowman, we will never have a neighbour like that, unless the weather gets really really crazy.
It rained all night last night, so he may have moved on…we’ll see when the sun comes up in 30 minutes!
So early there, I am about to go to bed now. Funny world. So he is itinerant neighbour, comes and goes.
Let’s hope that when he goes, he’s gone for another year…even the kiddoes are tired of the snow…
Winter is staying way too long for everyone, but for sure all of you in the East!
Linda
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And I don’t have it as bad down here on the coast as they do about an hour’s drive inland…at least our Big Snows have melted before the next one has come – up there, it’s just piling up 😦
He’s a lovely snowman with a muppetish look to him.
Didn’t realize they’d neglected to give him a mouth until I got out there later with the camera…Grandmom is in charge of sledding 🙂
Love your snowman, but I’m hoping it is over because we all need a break. We’re living in tunnels and snow banks that are 7′ high. And, when it comes down off the barn roof we’ll be digging out for hours if not days. Bring on the sun and the warmer temps so you and I can get our hands dirty. 🙂
Did you see the report about the carport roof that collapsed? This is some scary stuff this winter…We’ve got street flooding today from all the rain. 😦
Please let the winter be over now!
Yes, and I saw a barn collapse. We have one pile that is a little over 7′ and I’m praying it is coming to a close.
We’ve all got our fingers crossed, for sure…
Your new neighbor gave me my first smile, then a true giggle!! Thanks to whoever helped the neighbor!!!
Wish I’d gotten a good shot of Cleo rolling in the snow with Grandad and Angel – you’d have laughed even harder 😀
delightful read and very pretty picture!
Thanks, Francina! Hope all is well in your part of the world!
The snowman is great. My adult children made two snowmen and a snow dog when they were visiting over Christmas. Each morning I look out the window, and am waiting for them to fall apart, but so far they are still standing.
Since Christmas? Oh, boy…what a winter.
“Frosty” is now lying in chunks on the ground – we had rain and 50 degrees yesterday. On Sunday, we go back into the Deep Freeze again…
LOL….let’s hope so! Love the snow man and your lovely pictures.
We’re all done with winter – even the little kids!
Thanks so much for your visit, and comment!
Aww, what a nice neighbor! Perhaps you’d rather it a friendly transient than a neighbor though? 😉
That sounds much better…he’s already moved on 🙂
I bet your neighbor didn’t appreciate today’s weather! Lets hope he does find a new home soon, but if you go by our forecast there still may be some sledding ahead.
Most of our snowcover was washed away on Friday, and then we had 2 days near 50! Back into the cold now, but no major storms in the forecast…I can live with that 🙂
I love snow Marie – I know I’m a big kid, but I love snow! There I’ve said it!!!
I enjoy snow – to a point.
I’ve passed that point. 😉
Maybe the reason your snowman didn’t have a mouth is because he would be frowning….enough snow, PLEASE. I don’t know where we can put anyone here in New Hampshire.
Frowning?
More like screaming….
My dad called from North Arkansas on Valentine’s day. He wanted to know, “How ya’ll put up with this?”
“This, what?” I asked.
“This white on the ground ALL Winter! It’s making me crazy!”
It’s a far-cry from what we grew up with, eh, Texas Gal?
It certainly is.