Merry Christmas!

[Piper's mom]

Snow means a frozen belly and paws. And limited places to do business as you need to follow the path your brother made (though MinIan is like Sca was and makes a lot of them). It is for cat-ats and filthy puppies

Spitfire Esquire

It’s the wet snow that makes for frozen bellies and paws. Normally the snow we get is light and fluffy…perfect to eat!

 

[SheepOfBlue]

It’s the wet snow that makes for frozen bellies and paws. Normally the snow we get is light and fluffy…perfect to eat!

WE got powder snow once in decades. Actually had some snow drifts, most people did not understand if you told them not to go down that road as it had a drift.

 

[Piper's mom]

WE got powder snow once in decades. Actually had some snow drifts, most people did not understand if you told them not to go down that road as it had a drift.

I’ve learned my lesson in a snow storm that short cuts are never a good idea! Many years ago my mom went to emergency during a blizzard…I learned that if your going to drive through a snow drift you better have the speed to get through it!
The next day I had to take my car to the car wash to melt the block of ice that had encased my engine!

 

[SheepOfBlue]

I’ve learned my lesson in a snow storm that short cuts are never a good idea! Many years ago my mom went to emergency during a blizzard…I learned that if your going to drive through a snow drift you better have the speed to get through it!
The next day I had to take my car to the car wash to melt the block of ice that had encased my engine!

They had no concept of what one was even. Local base let the soldiers loose in heavy equipment and humvees to help out. I guarantee when you told a young enlisted guy he was to go out and bust drifts in a hummer he thought they were messing with him. A once in a lifetime storm for here. Kind of like the tornado swarm day. Never see either again in my lifetime. Ian has really never seen much snow, maybe an inch once.

 

[Piper's mom]

They had no concept of what one was even. Local base let the soldiers loose in heavy equipment and humvees to help out. I guarantee when you told a young enlisted guy he was to go out and bust drifts in a hummer he thought they were messing with him. A once in a lifetime storm for here. Kind of like the tornado swarm day. Never see either again in my lifetime. Ian has really never seen much snow, maybe an inch once.

Thats too funny…I can imagine that’d be a foreign concept!