11in = 28cm and guess what? We're supposed to get 20cm more snow tonight and tomorrow. The first few flakes are starting to tumble out of the sky as I type. I think this is the latest I've ever posted and that's because our power just came back on after going out around 9pm last night. We had a swell candlelit day here at Chez Snapper, hot bread and tea on the woodstove, a visit from our neighbour, a little walk to the village, just a great Saturday all the way around. And there will be Sunday Soup tomorrow.
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Snap , at least you bowed to your US friends and gave us the Inches. Merci beaucoup! Now for the weather. Loss of power is what makes me a Grinch about snow. That said, I want a Sunday soup recipe.. I MIGHT make it if it ever gets really cold here. Tomorrow maybe. Chez Snapper sounds like a wonderful place to be. Maybe one day....but only if you'll sing every night while I drink wine! Razzamatazz!
V
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Hi Snap, there is a lot of snow, here in Mexico City its sunny in the day and a little cold at night, but never snow, so looking to your great pictures is fun and illustrative. I can imagine the problem with the power, but I'm sure you have a great time in these days. Have a great Sunday and thanks for visiting.
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Hey, I always give measurements in metric and English, sometimes with a grumble about why our measurements are so stupid. The hot pink meter stick is ideal for snow. So much easier to read at a glance than the rain gauges my in-laws out in Kansas use.
You can't miss that color in the snow, that's for sure!
I hope your power doesn't go off too often. Stay safe and keep warm.
There are lots of Sunday Soup recipes on my blog, Virginia. Drop on by. The link is on the side of this page, just scroll down. cheers, Mrs. Snapper.
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