After a couple hours and constant snowing and the temperatures dropping, we got all we could. Sure enough, there was a heavy layer of snow the next morning.
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
After a couple hours and constant snowing and the temperatures dropping, we got all we could. Sure enough, there was a heavy layer of snow the next morning.
Elizabeth "Libby" Day

Hello, My name is Libby. I enjoy reading good books, painting, blogging, spending time with friends and whatever my "Heart" leads me to do. Welcome to Beauty Without Within.
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Thank you for visiting my blog. I live in Plano, Texas where my husband and I are very involved in being happy senior adults. You will find that my blog reflects our lives and activities as well as the goings-on of our two grown children and ten grandchildren. There may even be something the Lord leads me to compose and share. Needless to say, we stay busy and sharing our busyness with you makes me happy. I do hope you will stop by and share a cup of tea with me often.
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You amaze me in your love for snow and all things COLD!!! I don't know that I would ever adjust to a snowy and cold climate. Guess if I didn't ever know anything else I would adjust. We have more winter mix coming this afternoon. I can hardly wait. NOT!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe weather is so backwards! Yesterday it was 48 degrees and sunny here on LI but we are in for snow tomorrow. I like the snow and the change of seasons. I feel badly for those without power and not used to the cold temps. I must be very hard.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your beautiful pictures. Have a great week :)
We live in Ohio and it looks like we had about the same amount of snow that you all had in Indiana. We've done some shoveling, even having to shovel out a place in the yard for the dog to be able to do her business. After the last couple of snows, the neighbor has brought his tractor over and scraped our drive. I am so thankful for a wonderful neighbor.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Enjoyed reading your Hodgepodge. A friend of mine just traveled to Texas to help her daughter move into her new condo, just before the storm hit. Now they have been in a hotel because the power is out. She said it's been quite the adventure.
ReplyDeleteWhen we lived in NJ and had regular ginormous snowfalls, our plow guy would often treat our driveway with a spray prior to the snow falling. Definitely made the ice less of a factor. You all stay warm and cozy. What a nightmare for a state not accustomed to this sort of weather.
ReplyDeleteShoveling snow is hard work. Thankfully that's one thing we don't have to worry about in the Tennessee Valley. Our biggest concerns in the winter is generally black ice. Although, it's been really cold and occasionally we've gotten a bit of snowy precipitation and some icy roads we're blessed that nothing major has come this way. Is this point where I need to knock on wood? Probably. :) Thanks for dropping in for a visit. Stay warm and be safe. It sure is cold y'alls way!
ReplyDeleteGlad your power remained on. Your pictures are all wonderful. I'm assuming your church being open is with masks and distancing?? It's a shame that where we are in the terrible shutdown state that our cases are higher than those who have been open. Good choice, let's be un-fired up!!! Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteWow Libby, good for you for having the thought to change those tickets! Our church has been meeting in person, too. What a blessing that has been. What troopers to shovel that large driveway! How nice to be able to visit your son. Hope you have a good weekend and that those pipes thaw without bursting.
ReplyDeleteHi Libby:
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog.
Right now I live in Missouri.
When I lived in Shreveport I worked the night
shift at the Shreveport Times and Journal.
Have a good day.
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