People at work assured David that this is unusual for this early in the year.
Piotr, the security guy in our complex says it's supposed to snow for two days, then temperatures should get up to 10 degrees (C. of course) I like the word snieg (shneg) which means snow in Polish. It should have an accent above the s, but we don't know how to use Polish alphabet characters.
Shneg sheems to fit the mood of the shurprise shtorm--SHOOT its's too early for Shnow!
Notice the snow on the bear's back at the neighborhood water-well. Here we fill jugs with mineral water for drinking.
Snow in early October! Oh well, we live in a place that occasionally gets random snow storms as early as now. Don't worry, Mom, it hasn't deterred us from visiting! :)
ReplyDeleteP.S. I commented on your last blog, too. (This has happened before, and then it gets deleted somehow. You should look into that). :)
Oh no, if it was deleted, or any other comments for that matter, it wasn't because of any deliberate actions on my part:)
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