"Lake effect snows occur when a mass of sufficiently cold air moves over a body of warmer water, creating an unstable temperature profile in the atmosphere."
In other words, we've got snow. Lots of snow. This is what yesterday looked like - all day.
And this is today. Yes, that snow is almost over Kip's head. Thank the Flying Spaghetti Monster for neighbours with snow blowers - I was only out for an hour shoveling, instead of 2!
Kip learned he can walk on water though - as long as the water is frozen, and only 3 paws are down at any one time.
I however, cannot walk on water, frozen or not. Yes, that is my knee.
The good news? The days are now officially getting longer, which is good - gives me more time to shovel...
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In other words, we've got snow. Lots of snow. This is what yesterday looked like - all day.
And this is today. Yes, that snow is almost over Kip's head. Thank the Flying Spaghetti Monster for neighbours with snow blowers - I was only out for an hour shoveling, instead of 2!
Kip learned he can walk on water though - as long as the water is frozen, and only 3 paws are down at any one time.
I however, cannot walk on water, frozen or not. Yes, that is my knee.
The good news? The days are now officially getting longer, which is good - gives me more time to shovel...
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I'm so glad you are having more time to shovel snow, because, seriously, I would be worried if you didn't have enough time to shovel snow. I mean, honestly, what more fun could you have, then shoveling snow? I guess, maybe, shoveling more snow?
ReplyDeleteYeah! I'm glad you are getting more time to shovel snow! You need more time to shovel snow! I mean, what could be more fun than shoveling snow? I guess, maybe, shoveling more snow!
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