This is more my speed lol

Snow Margarita Recipe

No snow men here either, snow is to dry and powdery. Prairie Rose, you got me thinking now... that I want some snow shoes :)

Moni

Moni, if you have enough snow to plow through, you will so enjoy them. My DH thought I was nuts for wanting a pair, but now that I have them, he understands! They say a good hour on a pair of shoes on deep snow can burn up to a 1000 calories an hour. Good cardio workout. Fresh Air. I have a pair of poles that I use with mine, if you catch and edge and go down, the poles really help in getting back up. LOL

It's only about 2 1/2 inches right now, but still coming down. :) I should just put my hiking boots on, and get out.

Moni

I've walked in it a lot, but haven't play in it since I was a child unless it was with my kids.

Yesterday. I was throwing a frisbie for Georgy to get her some exercise since we haven't been able to walk her.

We've got about 4 inches and it's the first snow this winter for the DFW area. I am going out to play later when my hubby gets up.

Those snow margaritas look great AAA!

Hi early-blooming-rose on the prairie,

Maybe you'd like to explain to the multitude assembled how "chinooking" works ... as there may be some who aren't familiar with the experience.

Greetings Emma,

Just wait - second childhood catches up with a good many of us, sooner or later.

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Daughter gave me a substantial book about Warren Buffett, the Oracle of Omaha, and the title is "The Snowball" ... the premise being that one rolls a snowball to about the size necessary to build a snowperson ...

,... (oh, right - my mistake ... "snowman" may be the proper word ... as dew women [that was supposed to be "few", dang it!] may be interested in being labelled "chilly" ... let alone "cold") ...

... near the top of a hill, then pushes it over the edge ... it grows as it rolls, to a much larger size. When one hangs on to some of the money that passes through one's hands ... and puts it to work, skilfully - same difference.

Question: what does it cost to delay an investment program for one year that's to run for many years?

Answer: the amount that it would have grown in the last year prior to being cashed out.

ole joyful ... quite a lot of snow around here ... but too hard (and crusted) for balling ... or manning ("personning"?)

Schultz & I just trudged thru the stuff looking for his sweet spot. Sweet spot being his place to drop a load. Evidently his got lost, cause he went nuts trying to find it.

Snow too fluffy to form and now the rain is putting a layer of ice on the snow

No snowman today

No rain here yet, Cheryl, but I ended up baking bread after shoveling and sweeping snow. Not good for building here either.

Moni