I have felt very envious of those who have had snow for Christmas and New Years (Buffalo excluded from that envy!) So I looked back to almost a decade ago to find a memory of snow on an early morning in our kitchen.
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Winter 2005
We don't have snow that often in Annapolis, but neither do we have evergreen trees. What we had back then was a lot of bamboo. Snow would bend the stalks and they would hang all over our deck. I really enjoyed watching them spring back up if the snow melted or I gave the stalks a good shake.
TFL!
