Do as the Roman’s do!”
Okay so it snow, so what?
Let’s go play in it anyway, Grandpa!
A family of snowpeople! One more time, before spring.
Happy February! March is on it’s way!
Linda
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Seriously, ya’ll need to get rid of the stuff by next week because I’m just not sure I can do 3 days in a snowy Denver.
You have a lovely family, both kinds.
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Cute! They are lucky to have a grandpa that plays with them! Hope your Spring comes soon.
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Hi Linda
That looked like fun and making the best out of the snowy conditions. Remember March is GETTING closer – your snow will be gone and our humidity and storms will also be gone.
I wish more people would contemplate that saying and ponder the meaning attached – “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”.
Cheers
HB
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Snow people invasion! AHHHHHHH!
🙂
Pearl
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We are finally getting enough snow to warrant making snow men and women!
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Great family photos Linda 🙂
It’s so nice to see families doing great things together like building snow people.
Spring is coming – I just know it is 🙂
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One more time??? What about our spring blizzards we usually get? I bet there will be more (o: Our ground is covered..but it melted off the streets today.
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That looks like so much fun. I can say I am a wee bit jealous. Wonderful times I am thinking.
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The snowmen are so huge! They must have taken alot of work! Good job!
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You sure got some snowman making stuff..Gosh I’ve missed a bunch of your posts and they just showed up in my feed reader tonight. The day you were trimming the lilac looked so spring like. I’d love to try and prune one like that b.t.w. It must be gorgeous in the spring. I’d like to see it leafed out and blooming.
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Love those snow people! How cute! Those photos are keepers.
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Thank God for grandpa’s, playing in the white stuff even if you want Spring to come !
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Lovely family, your’s and the snow people. No snow for us just rain!
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We found one field mouse in the feed can, but other than a few sightings in the summer we haven’t seen any other signs of mice or rats.
I don’t take any precaution other than to clamp the feed lids down tight. Rodents could come in the coop and eat the feed in the feeders, but I don’t see any sign of them.
We have a lot of feral cats, owls and other predators, so maybe they are keeping the rodent population at bay?
Do you have a rat problem?
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Those are some BIG snow people – excellent!
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Great looking snow family!! 🙂
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