This is all the more bizarre because the Easter markets are out in full force, with bunting, decorated eggs and ribbons a-go-go, all now covered in slushy yuck and a fine dusting of snow at higher altitudes. Sigh.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
That weather? It's a cultural thing, see...?
So spring has unsprung, to put it mildly. We've gone from balmy, sunny 15-degrees-and-a-light-breeze T-shirt weather to freezing and snowstorms in about 2 days.
This is all the more bizarre because the Easter markets are out in full force, with bunting, decorated eggs and ribbons a-go-go, all now covered in slushy yuck and a fine dusting of snow at higher altitudes. Sigh.
This is all the more bizarre because the Easter markets are out in full force, with bunting, decorated eggs and ribbons a-go-go, all now covered in slushy yuck and a fine dusting of snow at higher altitudes. Sigh.
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But the cookies look good. Or chocolates or pastries or whatever they are. Tasty.
hi sallyacious - giant gingerbreads they are, covered in chocolate or icing and quite tasty they are too. Besides the sugar helps to keep the wandering nibbler warm
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