Glad the vacuum didn't manage to eat the cats. I assume their glares saved them.
I always hated that point where you could no longer throw the snow up on top of the piles alongside the driveway and had to resort to moving it around. To somewhere...
We're in the 4th year of a drought. December was a good one for rainfall - higher than average, and a nice start to the winter. However. In January, normally one of our wettest months, we had - nada. Beautiful weather, but dry as a bone. I noticed on my walk today that the leaves on some of the trees that have them over the winter, even redwoods, are starting to look a bit brown. Not good. The Whether Burro is prognosticating a potential possibility of maybe something or perhaps two this weekend. Or not. I have my fingers crossed that 1) we get some, and 2) that we don't try to make up our deficit all in one shot. My ark isn't ready.
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Date: 2015-02-01 01:13 am (UTC)I always hated that point where you could no longer throw the snow up on top of the piles alongside the driveway and had to resort to moving it around. To somewhere...
We're in the 4th year of a drought. December was a good one for rainfall - higher than average, and a nice start to the winter. However. In January, normally one of our wettest months, we had - nada. Beautiful weather, but dry as a bone. I noticed on my walk today that the leaves on some of the trees that have them over the winter, even redwoods, are starting to look a bit brown. Not good. The Whether Burro is prognosticating a potential possibility of maybe something or perhaps two this weekend. Or not. I have my fingers crossed that 1) we get some, and 2) that we don't try to make up our deficit all in one shot. My ark isn't ready.