See what little present came to east Tennessee today?
I hopped in my little red truck this morning to go down to Chattanooga for a couple of business meetings. About 30 miles out of town, the rain turned into snow. Lots and LOTS of snow! The wipers got embedded with frozen slush and the windshield looked like it had been smeared with Vaseline. After having a bad accident in my younger days in weather like this, I turned my truck around and headed back home. I got home safely and stayed the rest of the day tucked inside. I may be a chicken, but I am a LIVE chicken!
Donna,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info on how to load things on my blog.
I'll give them a try another day.
Barbara Jean
Oh dear...Better to be late in this life than early in the next Donna!!
ReplyDeleteIt does look lovely though....
Isnt it pretty? Dont blame ya for turning around! Did you see all the snow happening in London?!? I have a friend over there he says its crazy! Everything is shut down.
ReplyDeleteWell stay in, enjoy the pretty view!
Oh my, been there, done that and if you are a chicken then I am a bigger chicken. LOL I am scared to death driving in that stuff. So glad you made it home safe and sound. Take care..........
ReplyDeleteMother Nature must be protesting our urgency for spring and saying she's still in control. Snow is not my favorite ~ It makes everything more difficult and dangerous. Be careful and Stay warm.
ReplyDeleteTucked inside is the very best way to spend a snowy day!
ReplyDeleteMore pictures please....That one is beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you are a LIVE chicken. I don't mess around with bad weather and roads. Not worth the risk. Love your new look.
Oh goodness..you did the right thing..that is exactly what I would have done!
ReplyDeleteTucked inside sounds wonderful.
:)Doreen
Oh gracious - I would have done the same thing 'cept I probably wouldn't have gotten in the car in the first place. I'm glad you're safe and LIVE!!! ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteLooks to me like you are a SMART live chicken. Especially in a truck. No traction in the back end. And I'll bet there's not a lot of snow removal equipment in your neck of the woods, either.
ReplyDeleteGood thinking, ma'am.
I have 4 wheel drive, Jazzi. But I am still a chicken when it comes to ice and snow!
ReplyDeleteBeing a LIVE chicken is the only kind to be! Glad you're safe and snuggled up in your warm home. Glad that snow's ovah there and not here too. :-)
ReplyDeleteSO GLAD you didn't venture "forth"!!! Hope you're still warm and cozy sweetie!!hughugs
ReplyDeleteGlad you decided to stay home, warm and safe! Wish everyone would when roads get so bad. Our kids rarely even get a snow day here. Frustrating when they wait extra long for the bus in the wet, freezing weather.
ReplyDeleteOk... enough ranting. I was just catching up on all your recent posts. Glad the job is going well. Signed up for the Brenda Photo Challenge! Now I'd better get off the computer and take some pictures!
Hugs!
Nita Jo
Glad to see you safe and sound at home Donna! All that snow missed us up here north in Illinois .BTW ..love the new header you made...It sure makes sme want to see Spring come early!
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