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Proof that we have 4 feet of snow!!

Oh my! Noah is dying to go sledding and we haven't had any snow and with the temps. the way they have been it won't snow anytime soon.
 
Wow, that is alot of snow.

I will take 6 inches as well--that should be plenty for a snow day! :)
 
I HATE snow. I am glad that storm did not hit us. we have about 1-2 feet on the ground, but nothing like that! I can't imagine not having a snowblower - my back aches just thinking of it!
 
Wowee! That is a lot of snow, now I believe you!!! It's been a long time since we've had more than a foot of snow, we only had 8 inches before New Year's and it's almost all melted.
 
Wow Lynne-Marie! That photo is insane!

We haven't gotten more than an inch around here and it hasn't stuck. I find it weird that I am actually wanting snow. But not that much!
 
Wow! That's a lot of freakin' snow! And a lot of shoveling. Doesn't sound like any fun at all, but at least you got a back rub out of it. :p
 
I really can't get over that picture. Crazy! How long does it take to melt??
 
Well, we had a cold streak after the storm, so it settled but it's still about about 2-3 feet deep. We have snow until the end of March, and I've seen snowstorms as late as mid-April!
 
My goodness that is wayyyy too much snow. I wouldn't know what to do if i saw all that outside..lol! And mid-April???
 
That picture is crazy and I LOVE that layout! So cool!
This actually reminds me of when we lived in Flagstaff, Arizona. We only lived there for about 7 months, and one of those months was December. We got so much snow my poor husband would have to throw his shovel-fuls up over his head! It would seriously snow 2-3 feet at a time and a couple times a week, so it added up fast. We moved to Northern Utah in January, and every time we told someone we had just moved from Arizona, they'd say something like, "Oh I bet you miss the heat!" or "how are you handling all this snow?" We were like, "... um, it was much worse in Arizona actually!" Most people don't realize Flagstaff is at like 7,000 ft elevation.
 
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