Snow is pretty when you are inside the house looking out. When you are warm and cozy and not trying to negotiate the perils of uncleared side streets.
Do you find yourself leaning forward in the car when you are hoping to make it up a hill? Do you also mutter the universal snow prayer... "come on, come on, come on...."? I can't help but believe these measures influence the vehicle to have an increased upward and forward momentum.
I used my new fair isle headband for the first time yesterday while I cleared the back patio so Lewis could go outside without disappearing in a drift. It's a keeper. The stranding in the back makes it super warm. I will take it with me today when we head out on our adventure to rescue my car. More on that story as it unfolds.
Good luck on the car rescue!
I love the little snow hats on the grill and everything in that photo!
Posted by: Rhonda | 02/23/2013 at 11:12 AM
I love seeing the snow pix....from FAR, FAR away from the stuff. I can't wait to hear the car rescue adventure.
What does Lewis think of the snow? Does he mind getting his mitts wet & cold? I guess I've never considered cats going outdoors in it. Mine are totally indoor cats, but the dogs (Goldens) LOVE the snow when we take to the mountains.
Posted by: Joan Clarke | 02/23/2013 at 04:24 PM
Yes, I lean forward! Funny that you should mention that, just the other day we were in a parking garage in our Suburban and all four of us were ducking our heads so we wouldn’t scrape the ceiling! LOL
Posted by: robin | 02/23/2013 at 07:40 PM
Ducking, leaning, patting the dash and murmuring you can do it (passengers only,please) . Cars need a lot of help!
Posted by: Caroline | 02/24/2013 at 09:38 AM