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2005-11-09


Bryden's Snow

 

    Well winter may be here! I hope it isn't but I think there is a good chance that it is.

     When it first became cold and it started snowing, I just wanted to hibernate. Or go south for the winter, like the Snow Birds. lol Not that the snow stuck around. It melted as fast as it hit the ground!

     What I did do though, was go see my grandson! Now that's as good as any day in the Spring! ( Which won't be for another six or seven months). Poor sweetie has a cold! Not a really bad one but enough that when his mom cleans his nose he raises a howl! (He can out howl the coyotes that our German Shepherd barks at every night! lol).

     Anyway, he still thinks the half hour he sleeps whenever he eats is plenty of sleep, thank you very much! He does sleep longer at night but he does like to frustrate his mom. He doesn't seem to think that sleep is all that highly rated. lol  He did sleep until four thirty one night of the nights I was there though.

      He is sitting up now, so his mom can get a few more jobs done during the day. He will sit and play with his toys.

       He sure has the sweetest smile! You should see the song and dance his mom, dad and grandma go through just to see that smile. lol

      Well I had better explain the title I have for this blog; Just after I got back from my grandson's it started snowing again. We were blanketed in about two or three inches of wet snow. I was out helping my husband the next morning in the shop. (We farm but he is also a welder)  I didn't look forward to going outside. It meant getting on my winter coat and my winter boots. That first few times is always a pain.

     Anyway once I was out there I realized , "this is Bryden snow". Meaning that if he was old enough we would be out making a snowman!  It didn't feel all that cold out either. Not like it did when it was snowing and melting on the ground. Really as long as you are dressed warm enough it doesn't matter how cold it gets. The only time when it can be dangerous is if the wind is blowing. Then the wind chill can freeze exposed skin in minutes.

     This snow was just right for building a snowman and making snowballs. The temperature was only around 0*C or 32*F so it wasn't too cold or too warm out.

     So from now on, the perfect snowman snow will be Bryden Snow!!

 

 



Comment posted by clickerman at 2005-11-22 07:30:25 

Hello,
We have been having some very cold mornings here in the UK also, with temperatues as low as -4*C. There have been however brilliant sunshiny days in between, reminding me of winter days of my childhood. Oh dear, Nostalgia is not what it used to be.
Regards
Calvin
Comment posted by PrairieMade at 2005-11-22 22:42:08 

Hi Calvin,
I live in the, "what is it going to
be like today country?" We love our
province because it is never boring. lol
We had -1*C or about 16*F one day with
snow that melted as it came down. Then a
day or two later we had two or three inches
of wet snow that stayed. ( Bryden's Snow.)
After a couple more days it melted, then
snowed again. (If I'm remembering this
right). It has melted again with a few
skiffs on the northern exposures. Some days
we can walk outside in our shirt sleeves
and others you need a jacket. In there
somewhere it was -22*C,-5*F for a day or
two. Like I said it is never boring.
Patricia Downing
http://prairiemade.com

Comment posted by PrairieMade at 2005-11-23 00:35:07 

Ok I blew my URL. Comes from typing it
out instead of copy and pasting. lol
http://www.prairiemade.com
Comment posted by clickerman at 2005-11-30 04:32:30 

Hi Patricia,
You know what Doug always says, "Copy and Paste, Copy and Paste." But don't worry, my lips are sealed.

Regards

Calvin

PS: Your weather seems to be very much like ours here in the UK.

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