Have to admit, the ducks were right.
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Make It Stop!
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What the Ducks! 
we just hit the end of a hot spell…….. lovely and cool today……. everyone is exhausted
Terry
I would be jealous but I’m as exhausted as you from the opposite end of the thermometer! (And will be complaining about the heat come summer, no doubt!!!) 😉
You don’t know how much I wish that I could stop it!
Just keep thinking spring!!! 🙂
Radio said, this morning, that the extended forecasts are suggesting that most of March is to be in the 40s. I’m really hoping it happens to be right. I’m tired of climbing over 4ft snowdrifts and sliding down hills.
That’s what I’ve been hearing, too. And the wild birds are definitely on the move & singing their spring songs so yeah. Please!!!
We got some snow flurries north of here and it made the news and people were interviewed. It did not stick.
Interviewed for a few flurries??? Sheez! 😉
Yup
🙂
WOW! That’s a lot of white stuff. Loads of it. Is it soft and fluffy or hard and icky? I gotta know for pig jumping. Snorts. XOXO – Bacon
Crunchy, icy and, if you’ll pardon the expression, more slippery than a greased pig. 😉
Snorts and rolls with laughter. Wait a minute – a greased pig? What? Looks of confusion. I must ask mommy what does that mean? Chat later… mmoommm XOXO – Bacon
If it means anything, we getting more snow today. It will last into next week. Amount wise, may be a couple inches.
Don’t send any our way!!! 🙂
long sigh…..I am so tired of the white stuff! hopefully this last one rolling through here tomorrow will be the LAST one—-coming your way, but warm weather this weekend! shoot 40 is warm!
40 is downright tropical!!! 😉
Holy cow, is that a greenhouse in the middle row, right side? It’s halfway buried in snow!
To answer your other question (“how are the ducks holding up?”), this is not a greenhouse. It’s their pen. And, to your next question, yes, they’re sleeping in the garage most nights again. *sigh* Spring! Get your butt over here!!!
OMG. I had no idea. Yes, spring hurry up!
🙂