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Is the giraffe doing the splits underneath all that snow? LOL

I think you know my answer to this question.  I would love to be caught up in all that lovely snow, but I wouldn't want to shovel the driveway.  :((

I'm sure it must get old after a while having to deal with so much snow and can be dangerous too.  You are in my thoughts.  Stay safe and warm Ducky.  xo

Ducky

Thankfully, it's not the norm for us to get almost 2 feet of snow all at once so usually, the plows can get it cleared away pretty quickly. The non-stop snow fall this time makes for a bad situation but lots of overtime for city workers. So far this morning, it's not snowing and only a couple of inches is predicted for today. :)

....WOW

.... I can't believe my eyes 

Ducky

That's good because I don't really have a giraffe! lol

it would be a "PAIN IN THE NECCCCCCCK"!

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