RE: [pyrnet] Snow & cold weather

["Gunnells, Thea" <Thea.Gunnells@espire.net>]

Dear Christine,

Wow, now that is a snow storm!  We are in no way expecting anything like you
are going through but the temps are dropping and last I heard it will be in
the 20's by tonight.  Sounds as if you have already battened down the
hatches,taken your nap, drunk the hot chocolate...but I think it will take
lots of naps and hot chocolate before yours is over with (grin).

Happy winter

Thea
-----Original Message-----
From: Mistral Great Pyrenees [mailto:mistral@netins.net]
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 2:30 PM
To: pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
Subject: [pyrnet] Snow & cold weather 


On Monday, December 11, 2000 2:00 PM Thea Gunnells,
Thea.Gunnells@espire.net, wrote:

>A cold front came into Texas.....brrrrrr (I didn't believe
> them) but it's dropping and they are saying possibility of snow/ice.  I
hope
> we get lots and lots of snow.  My kids are ready for this white stuff that
> falls out of the sky that they recall yeaaaarrrss ago and my dog hasn't
ever
> seen snow and I know would love it as well.

Funny thing that you should mention snow!  If you would like some snow just
come up to Iowa (if you can get here <g>), we are getting pounded with a
major winter storm.  The wind chill is -35 and we are forecasted to get 7 -
10 inches of snow.  Everything in Cedar Rapids is shut down and even my
heated water buckets are not keeping up with the cold & blowing snow.  The
dogs look like snow monsters, they have ice & snow hanging off all of their
whiskers! Of course they are still going out in the beautiful (if you are a
Pyrenees) weather, but they are choosing to stay in the kennel building most
of the time.

Stay warm & batten down your hatches if you are in the line of this storm!
Of course if the storm is already there - just make yourself some hot
chocolate & take a nap -- maybe it will be all over when you wake up :-)

Christine Hodel
Mistral Great Pyrenees
mistral@netins.net
Cedar Rapids, IA





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