December here and two feet on the ground.

Last weekend St. Louis got 4 inches and on the other side of the state we got 2 inches or so.

Dayum, my ex always complained about either getting too many inches or not enough....

We lived in Buffalo at the time...what were you thinkin..?  🤣🎄

Just stay safe & warm and enjoy how pretty it looks. 

Just a dusting here in west central Ohio. I don't mind it if I don't have to get out in it. I know we'll get more at some point. I'm OK with it staying away though. 😁

When I miss snow I turn to the weather channel and I'm reminded why we moved south years ago. I remember putting my old cars away in November and getting them out in April now I can play with them twelve months of the year. The first snowfall of the year was always magical but the next day it was usually slush.

Posted by: @bob-jackman

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"...now I can play with them twelve months of the year."

😎 😎 😉 

Snow sucks!

We look forward to snow every year, but unfortunately, we do not see much in Spartanburg, SC.  Last time I remember a decent snow was about 4 years ago in early December.  We enjoy getting out in it and going for a walk, sledding and just enjoying the time outside.

We get snow in So Cal, too!  LOL! 

 

 

@marty-johnson   Folks:    Marty has a 6-pack delivered once a week during December.  😉 

Isn't it remarkable how much prettier and more enjoyable snowfall gets after you retire?  It's snowing here now as a matter of fact.....I think I'll have another coffee and enjoy this marvel of nature from my recliner.

@jack-dodds Better move that recliner inside before you freeze Jack.

Posted by: @chris

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@marty-johnson   Folks:    Marty has a 6-pack delivered once a week during December.  😉 

 

 

Posted by: @jack-dodds

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Isn't it remarkable how much prettier and more enjoyable snowfall gets after you retire?  It's snowing here now as a matter of fact.....I think I'll have another coffee and enjoy this marvel of nature from my recliner.

@jack-dodds Jack no way. Granted, I don't need to commute to work, but I do have do have other commitments. If snow prevents me from going for certain doctor visits, it may take weeks to get another appointment. In the past I missed out on social events because of snow. Even going to the supermarket becomes a hassle. Now because I'm old, I no longer use my big and cumbersome snow blower so I have to pay a service to clear my driveway and front walk. I need access to my car and I want my mail delivered. Even when I do get out after it snows I must use caution negotiating slippery parking lots and steps. As far as I'm concerned snow is just a pain.

And Jack, you need to get out more.