Rose_P

I miss both lilacs and snow, but we never had snow quite like that where I grew up in Leavenworth, Kansas. Down here in SE Texas it's been in the 20's most of the day, which is very unusual in the daytime. This is the second bad winter in a row, and our tropical plants are suffering. Maybe I could grow lilacs after all. Meanwhile, I'm thinking leg warmers and hot chocolate would be nice. My DH thinks he's playing golf on Friday, and he probably will.

IrishNY

Wow, I am only an hour south of you and I have about 6 inches on the ground. We are too far away to get lake effect and were in the wintery mix portion of the big storms recently, so we got some sleet but almost no snow.

It will melt... it always does. Have faith. :wink:

GGrammie

I know the feeling. we are buried with the white stuff.
No place to put it. Now it's frozen solid.

trueimage

Waiting on spring....and I'm in south Texas!

cgroark

Yes, I have seen that much - grew up in Mooers, north of Plattsburgh, NY. Lots of family still there and they have sent me pictures that look like yours. I live in Florida now and love it.

Yooper32

Looks like most of the country is now begining to look like the UP always did in the winter.

Calzo

Dee, I know your pain. I grew up in Syracuse and my Mom still lives there. You guys have had a very rough winter. Here's hoping for an early spring!

wyckedquilter

Looks about the same here in Michigan... :)

quilt3311

Oh I feel for you. That would have been us last winter, this time we only have about 2 ft of snow on the ground. Its been extremely cold, but you don't have to shovel cold. Hang in there it WILL melt eventually.

Homespun

Oh, I don't have near that much. I am tired of snow too.