We got about 26 inches in Greenbelt, the December 19th storm pales in comparison. We lost power for about 5 hours but fortunately the temperature inside stayed in the 60s.




Piles of snow easily exceeded Linnea's 32 inch height.

An agrarian M.B.A. discusses the principles of living well.
2 comments:
they say we could get 20 more inches on tues and wens which would exceed my height (and possibly your "real height") :)
Hey - Guy measured me the other day and I was 5'4"! We were shocked.
Looks like at 31.5" of snow you already are at Linnea's height, and with a pig on the couch, I imagine you are taking a lot of damage.
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