The weather called for possible snow flurries today...of course I didn't believe them. At work in East Bernard I heard some of the kids in the halls saying they saw some flakes falling. I figured they were just wishing they saw some. When I drove home from work I saw a few flakes in Boling. When I arrived at the house, there was snow! Wow! Not a lot, but enough to cover the items outside with a nice blanket, or maybe a thin sheet of white.
The trampoline held the snowflakes the best. The cold air passing above and beneath kept them from melting too quickly and they were able to accumulate enough for Trevor to make a snowball and throw it at me, ha.
I know it was nothing like the snow of 2004 when I was in Iraq, but at least a few flakes fell.
The weather called for possible snow flurries today...of course I didn't believe them. At work in East Bernard I heard some of the kids in the halls saying they saw some flakes falling. I figured they were just wishing they saw some. When I drove home from work I saw a few flakes in Boling. When I arrived at the house, there was snow! Wow! Not a lot, but enough to cover the items outside with a nice blanket, or maybe a thin sheet of white.
The trampoline held the snowflakes the best. The cold air passing above and beneath kept them from melting too quickly and they were able to accumulate enough for Trevor to make a snowball and throw it at me, ha.
I know it was nothing like the snow of 2004 when I was in Iraq, but at least a few flakes fell.
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