Those crazy, 6 feet high snow drifts in my backyard were sculpted by the fierce wind from the lake. The snow is really pretty, but the dogs are not pleased--until I shoveled some paths for them, they just sat dejectedly by the gate. They had no problems with the snow in Norway, but winter in central New York has already defeated them!Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Lake Effect
Those crazy, 6 feet high snow drifts in my backyard were sculpted by the fierce wind from the lake. The snow is really pretty, but the dogs are not pleased--until I shoveled some paths for them, they just sat dejectedly by the gate. They had no problems with the snow in Norway, but winter in central New York has already defeated them!
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Glad to be back yet?
Craig
Hi Emily,
Isn't this snow crazy?
Welcome back!!
Robin
(who lives near the other end of the lake)
Hi Emily!
I'm glad the pups are settling in. On another note - did you know there's an article about lutefisk in this month's Vogue? It's the issue with Penelope Cruz on the cover. I thought of you!
Craig, despite the buckets of snow, I am SO glad to be home!
Robin, yes, it is crazy, but so pretty too! (I say that now, by March I'll be cursing the filthy stuff!)
K, wow, I don't picture high fashion and gelatinous fish going together very well--I'll have to check that article out! Thanks for telling me, Emily
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