Stephen says: November 25, 2005 at 9:41am None here yet, although it’s definitely cold enough. But clouds are building…
paul says: November 25, 2005 at 10:11am There’s snow on the ground here, and the sky is clear blue and sunny :)
Gary says: November 25, 2005 at 11:38am Nah, it’s not just that. Snow makes everything look good. All the snow’s melted again. Boo hoo.
Squander Two says: November 25, 2005 at 1:03pm > Snow makes everything look good. Yes, and, because you work from home, you get to appreciate the way everything looks good without going out in it. I love snow, too. But you only get snow in the countryside. In towns, we get half an hour of snow followed by a week of slush. I don’t love slush. Bangor appears to be the only bit of NI that wasn’t covered with snow this morning. It was actually warmer than usual where we are.
Gary says: November 25, 2005 at 1:48pm I do go out in it – I was going to go out and make snow angels, but unfortunately the snow stopped before I had the chance. It’s now bloody freezing with gales. This is riveting for you all, I’m sure.
Squander Two says: November 25, 2005 at 2:39pm > I do go out in it Yes, by choice. We’d all happily go out in it by choice, too. The reason some of us grow to hate snow is having to go out in it to get to work. No choice, and no fun.
Gary says: November 25, 2005 at 3:18pm Well, you get holiday pay, sick pay and wages that go in on time. I’ve got three pounds and some melted snow. Yay me :)
None here yet, although it’s definitely cold enough. But clouds are building…
It’s stopped again. Boo!
There’s snow on the ground here, and the sky is clear blue and sunny :)
According to the weather forecast, we ain’t gonna get none.
>>I love snow.
That’s cos you work from home.
Nah, it’s not just that. Snow makes everything look good.
All the snow’s melted again. Boo hoo.
> Snow makes everything look good.
Yes, and, because you work from home, you get to appreciate the way everything looks good without going out in it.
I love snow, too. But you only get snow in the countryside. In towns, we get half an hour of snow followed by a week of slush. I don’t love slush.
Bangor appears to be the only bit of NI that wasn’t covered with snow this morning. It was actually warmer than usual where we are.
I do go out in it – I was going to go out and make snow angels, but unfortunately the snow stopped before I had the chance.
It’s now bloody freezing with gales. This is riveting for you all, I’m sure.
> I do go out in it
Yes, by choice. We’d all happily go out in it by choice, too. The reason some of us grow to hate snow is having to go out in it to get to work. No choice, and no fun.
Well, you get holiday pay, sick pay and wages that go in on time. I’ve got three pounds and some melted snow. Yay me :)