Happy Holidays!
The illustration above is not far off the mark for weather conditions in my hometown. Friday's snowstorm brought another six inches of the white stuff requiring two trips out to shovel snow on Friday and one more trip out to clear the driveway Saturday morning. On top of the six or so inches already on the ground, Friday evening's snow will assure we all enjoy a white Christmas.
With holiday activities planned for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and my baking task completed, my Christmas List includes a brief respite this morning in the solitude of the painting desk. That is, after I put in the required roadwork on the indoor bike!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
We're having a nice white Christmas on the other end of the country as well (Northern New England). Happy Holidays, Jonathan!
ReplyDeleteEd! For those of us living in the northern regions of the USA, nothing better than a white Christmas (provided we don't have to travel too far).
DeleteHappy Holidays!
Good luck with your snow removal! A very Merry Christmas to you sir and a Happy New year!
ReplyDeleteAnother four inches of snow to shovel this afternoon. Snow is piling up fast!
DeleteBest wishes, thanks for keeping up such a prolific blog and more for your personal support of so many other blogs.
ReplyDeleteNorm, your comment is very kind. Much appreciated!
DeleteMerry Christmas Jonathan!
ReplyDeleteMany Merry Xmas
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, always fun reading your blog, even when it's about cycling!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Iain, variety, even if cycling, is a good thing, right?
DeleteMerry Christmas Johnathan!
ReplyDeleteSeason's Greetings, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
ReplyDeleteHigh winds and rain for most of the day here (NE England)
I pick snow over high winds. At least no trees are falling here.
DeleteA Merry Christmas, Tony
ReplyDeleteHave a great Christmas and New Year!
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Christmas, Jonathan. A snow flurry this AM, followed by freezing rain (ugh!), then rain, then sunshine. Enough snow left on the ground from last weekend's storm for scenic effect, though!
ReplyDeleteWe definitely had a white Christmas with snow aplenty. Hope you found some gaming related stuff in your stocking, Peter.
DeleteMerry Christmas Jonathan!! :D
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Jake! I have a gift for you if you are in Spokane over the holidays.
DeleteMerry Christmas to you, Jon! We're digging out here too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like another storm is on the way and we will be digging out once again. We should plan a game of "Hold the Line" that you gifted to me. Looks quick and easy.
DeleteJust to be different from all the other comments here Jonathan, we are basking in 35 (C) degree temperatures in a tropical Pacific Island, beside (and in) a glorious pool with a team of waiters delivering refreshments to us at regular intervals. No a snowflake in sight! Merry Christmas and a happy and safe New Year to you and your family
ReplyDeleteMark, that sounds so nice!
DeleteJonathan - hope you have a wonderful Christmas with family and friends. Looking forward to seeing many more great posts in the new year.
ReplyDeleteRichard
Thank you, Richard! Hopefully, many more posts from me in the New Year!
DeleteMerry Christmas to you! Going to enjoy some glog tonight and some family games.
ReplyDeleteMonty, that is a perfect way to spend the holiday. If only I knew what glog was!
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