Further Evidence That Global Warming Is A Myth
“The snow doesn’t give a soft white damn who it touches.” – e. e. cummings
You may be wondering why I’m posting Christmas pictures on April 6th. I’M NOT! This picture was taken TODAY.
We’ve had some pretty decent weather here in Chicagoland lately, mostly in the 50’s but a couple of 60-70 degree days. It was feeling like spring. Then, last night…this nonsense. The high for today is going to be 37 degrees. My boys are on Spring Break this week. The plan was to do all sorts of things…OUTSIDE!! Now, we’re trapped in here and it’s only day one, but I have to admit they’re already driving me a little nuts. To top it all off, my favorite tulips are in peril…
That’s just wrong.
The good news is that it’s allegedly going to get back up into the 50’s later in the week. Even so, this snow is completely unacceptable. I was about ready to go get a pedicure and start tanning in preparation for summer. Instead, I have to shovel snow?!! Global Warming? Not here.
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We were up in Evanston last night when it started snowing, so we left about 9pm to head home. It took us forever to get back down here, and by the time we pulled in the driveway it was like full-on BLIZZARD status. Crazzzy.
Here in DE, there was no snow, just friggin’ rain. Mind sending some of that stuff this way, so I can get my paws in it?
I find it so funny that when you’re a kid, you LOVE snow days. But when you’re a parent.. hm.. not so much:)
Sorry, I’m just reading this today and there is still snow on the ground. I’m sorry your plans have to change. My boys had colds and were whiny on their spring break and I went absolutely crazy. I called myself the incredible hulk mom. There is only so much noise from video games an adult can take in one day and all the activities outside the house cost soooo much money. Good Luck! Maybe they will all be invited over to another childs house to play all day.
Haha. We had that crap here, too. It somehow didn’t look right with our pink and purple jonquils.
good grief–I meant pink and purple hyacinths. We have jonquils too, but of course, they’re yellow.
We actually went to a reptile exhibit today at our local park district that turned out to be a lot of fun, and FREE!