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How many made a snow angel in all this white stuff?

13 years ago

I walked over to Walmart for a tomato and some green onions for my recipe. Realized, how untouched my snow looked, and made a snow angel.

Anyone else made one on purpose? (I mean, not because they fell down)

Moni

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jannie
13 years ago
Not me, I'm sick of all the snow.But I did fall a couple weeks ago, sprained my knee and wrist. Darn snow and ice.
dotmom
13 years ago
I have but it has been many years. Good for you for enjoying a sweet impulse. i bet it was fun!!
A funny true story = When our Gr-daughter was about 5, our late son, Brian made a snow angel, told Amber, see, I made am angel in the snow. She looked at the pattern he had made and said....Now make a dog.
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lynn_d
13 years ago
Dotmom!! Bwahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!
What a delightful story!

Good for you, Moni, I have not, I'm afraid that if I got down that I might not get back up!

It is so sad around here. All the snow we have had in the past 2 years and I have see ONE snowman. ONE. And I have not seen one group of kids sledding or tubing.
susanjf_gw
13 years ago
isn't it just too cold for the kids? maybe by the weekend they'll have enough left to play an not turn into a ice cube...

dh had me leave the heat on higher than normal..keep thinking one more day...the dripping water is driving me nutz!
OklaMoni
Original Author
13 years ago
here ya go, that's the one. :)

{{!gwi}}
oldgardener_2009
13 years ago
When I was a kid I did, not lately though. :)
linda_in_iowa
13 years ago
I made one last year or the year before. All the Iowa winters run together in my mind. This is my 6th Iowa winter. Pretty good for a native Californian. I have only had one cold in these 6 winters.
trixietx
13 years ago
Moni, I think your snow angel is beautiful! I didn't make one, it was just too cold, it was from 4 to 19 degrees and with the windchill it never got past -6.
We had the granddog, my son, dil and two grands were in Santa Fe skiing. I felt so sorry for the dog, he couldn't even go out and I went to their house and got his doghouse and heat lamp, but it was just to cold and he is a little dog! About every two hours I let him out for a few minutes!
OklaMoni
Original Author
13 years ago
Yes, it was COLD! 18 degrees. I got up, went in the house, and put other pants on. Mine were wet and cold by then. LOL

Moni
Georgysmom
13 years ago
Funny you should ask. We had a foot of snow in December (most unusual for VA) and I was out with Georgy. I really had the urge to make a snow angel....the snow looked so beautiful. However, deep down I knew if I ever got down, it would be too hard to get back up and by the time I did, it wouldn't like an angel anymore. Just wishful thinking.
sjerin
13 years ago
Lovely, Moni! Good for you for doing something spontaneous. It's sad for me to realize I don't really do fun things like that anymore. Hmm, maybe I'll have to do just a little something unexpected tomorrow. You've inspired me!
lydia1959
13 years ago
That's an awesome angel Moni! IF I tried to make one I'd mess it up trying to get myself up off the ground plus we got waaay more snow than you.. might make it tough making those wings. lol
vala55
13 years ago
Not me. If I made a snow angel in the snow it wouldn't look like much by the time I managed to get up. LOL
michelle_phxaz
13 years ago
Snow? What is this white stuff you speak of? Oh, it is 10 pm and I think the temp just dropped below 70 degrees, I think I need to go put a tee shirt on instead of a tank top.

Now I remember why we moved to Phoenix, although your snow angels are beautiful!
bulldinkie
13 years ago
I made one ,not on purpose though I fell about 2 weeks ago,right on my butt.
Adella Bedella
13 years ago
I'm not much into snow angels. I made an awesome sand angel at the White Sands a couple of years ago. LOL!
nicole_ont
13 years ago
Oh, yeah! Snow angels, snow men, snow balls, snow cats, snow forts, snow slides, snow tunnels....

Sure it's fun, but will it ever end? I'm ready for making sand angels! :)
jemdandy
13 years ago
No one around here is making snow angels. After we shovel it, push it, snow blow it, clear the sidewalk for the umpteenth time after the snow plow has gone by, unload the roof, herd our autos to the grocery store, amd fill the bird feeder, we go inside and view the snow from there. The fact that the temperature has been running in the single digits at night might be a factor, too. Kudos to those who are young enough at heart to make a snow angel.

Last night, it got so cold that the snowmobilers went inside to sip coffee and did not come back out. There was an erie stillness in that the normal buzz of a snowmobile in the distance was quieted. I looked out on the moonlit snow in my backyard and saw a deer raiding the bird feeder - again. It was so hungry that it had been eating my brush pile of trimmings that had been on a tree a month ago.

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