This post is all about May 6, 2010. It started snowing in the late afternoon of May 5, and stopped sometime May 6. It blew a good portion of that time too. Maybe I ought to mention again, WE HAD A PATHETIC WINTER LAST YEAR. We got our first snowstorm here in October 2009. October 5, to be exact. It dumped a pile of wet, heavy snow. Trees all through town were cracking and branches falling. Our plum trees hung to the ground, until Jonathan went out and knocked the snow off of them...good boy! Anyhoo! We have discovered this year that April Showers Bring May...Icicles?!
The icicles, which were blown in under the eaves because of a wicked north wind all day.
This appears to be the end of what I am calling our Parentheses Winter ( ) October~May...with nothing in between worth mentioning. So, here are some pics to show off a little actual moisture we are receiving. Now we may not need to just light ourselves on fire and get it over with, to quote my bro-in-law!
My poor south facing flower bed. Under all that snow lies lots of columbine, some tulips, day lilies, fire lilies, asters...They are all hearty plants, so I think they'll be fine.
The kids enjoyed playing outside for awhile...almost an hour. The picture of Annisia up to her waist in the snow?? Not really. She was having fun falling down. You can see in the last photo that the snow is up to Jonathan's knees. They were soaking wet when they came in. Lots of fun!!
3 comments:
I just stopped in, Burrr! It looks cold round there! To my surprise in your google add was a K-12 link I clicked it :D
Love watching your kids grow up!!
xx
Darla, It is crazy for me to think that 3 days after it flooded Nashville that it was snowing at your place. There was moisture in the air. You can see a few pictures of the Historic Nashville Flood on my blog. Thanks for letting us know that you have started blogging again!
Your cousin's wife,
Kathleen
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