Wow, it just doesn't stop! It's about 24 inches deep, and I just went to the post office, which was in fact open, as were the friendly neighborhood liquor store and tattoo parlor. Here I am checking my postal receipt. What a Virgo!
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Wow, it just doesn't stop! It's about 24 inches deep, and I just went to the post office, which was in fact open, as were the friendly neighborhood liquor store and tattoo parlor. Here I am checking my postal receipt. What a Virgo!
Snow!
Spokane is pretty well shut down today, with 20 inches of new snow in one day. I took these shots out my windows. I haven't made it out, but the Mr. has shoveled.
I think it is my fault for being terribly sentimental when I watched White Christmas two days ago, especially about Irving Berlin's song "Snow."
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