I rolled out of bed about nine-ish to let Gus out and saw this:
It is the third snow this winter. Although, temps have reached a low of 18f, I am hoping the Basjoo bananas have not frozen to the ground.
The Prunus mume ‘kobai” were blooming but low temps damaged their blooms. They have a wonderful and spicy fragrance each February.
Snow is always an unusual combination with the dwarf palmetto palms.
The entire neighborhood is white.
And Cup A Joe is always pack on a snow day!
But the other day my Fiat odometer hit a very auspicious number – all eights!
So… What to do on a snow day?
Arthur in the Garden! 
We have yet to have a snow day here in Georgia – loads of nasty weather but not nasty enough for work and school to shut down – and frankly, I would love to be homebound so I could watch TV and do nothing for a day 🙂
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Ha! Homebound without the kids!
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What to do on a snow day? Sleep late, read a lot, light the fire, nap. That’s what I’m going to do today here in Charlotte.
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Make hot chocolate, pop some popcorn and make snow cream. Relax and enjoy the wonderful white snow that makes the dreary winter sparkle just a little.
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Yes! Although, I don’t like hot chocolate so how about some brownies?
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There is nothing better than warm chocolate brownies!
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That must be a really big deal there!
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Yes. Everything stops!
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I’m sure you are worried about how your plants survive this winter’s cold. I so wish I was experiencing yours instead of ours here in New Hampshire.
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What a lot of snow still there in North Carolina! Waw!!!
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It is very unusual!
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