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Tonight into tomorrow we are getting our first winter storm of the year.
According to forecasters, we are getting either two inches or twelve. I am not kidding about the forecast. I’ll keep you all updated on what we actually do get.
Here is the most clicked link for last week:
|| Preparing for the Holidays by Thrifting Wonderland ||
My highlights for this week:
|| Sunroom Transition from Fall to Winter by Penny Treasures ||
|| A Pink Victorian Christmas by Debble Dabble Christmas ||
|| A Veteran’s Comic-Con by Adventures in Weseland ||
I’m so glad you are here and participating in our weekly link-up of family-friendly, fun, educational, interesting, crafty, fashionable, and whatever else posts. I hope you’ll tell your followers about our post (feel free to copy and paste the graphic) and visit the blogs in the link-up.
Now it is your turn to link up your favorite posts. They can be fashion, lifestyle, DIY, food, etc. All we ask is that they be family-friendly. You can link up posts from last week or even from years ago. You can share up to three links each week.
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We got our first dusting of snow this week, too! Winter is on it’s way! Thanks so much to you and your cohosts for the party, Lisa! We appreciate you all! Wishing you and your family a blessed Thanksgiving!
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You have a wonderful Thanksgiving too!
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Lisa,
Here in Wilkes Barre, I got a dusting of snow, 15 minutes from me up in Mountaintop where my nieces live, and in Scranton, they got 5 inches!! In the Pocono mountains, some towns have a foot of snow!! Isn’t living in Pa, fun??? LOL!! Thanks so much for the feature!!! I truly appreciate it!! And thanks for hosting…I gave you a Shout Out on FB and will be doing so also in my next post!!
Stay safe in the Snow!!
Hugs,
Deb
Debbie-Dabble Blog
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It is so crazy how all over the place this storm was! I wouldn’t mind if we just got a dusting the next time. And thank you for the shout out. That’s super nice of you. Have a great Thanksgiving if I don’t get a chance to comment before then.
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I just love when we get forecasts like that! It makes it a bit tricky to prepare. No snow here yet but we’re getting lots and lots of needed rain.
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We needed any moisture we could get because we’ve been in an almost drought and were under a burn ban before the snow moved in.
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I like the Christmasy blog and the pretty sunroom. The weather forecasts boggle my mind sometimes lol.
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Where I live, we just need need to be prepared at all times. We never know what’s going to move in.
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I love the sunroom!
Weather forecasts are very hit and miss worldwide. I hope you don’t get too much snow!
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It turned out now to be too bad. Maybe seven inches. I’m sure we will get nailed with more later in the winter.
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Oh, I picked the other room Penny shared. I love her decor! We started getting snow last night (I hope my roses don’t die), and it’s still snowing. I haven’t heard how much we’re supposed to get total. But, it’s so weird as just Tuesday, it was just a tad chilly. Now, it’s winter! But, your forecast of between 2 and 12 inches makes me laugh! It’s like that old chestnut…something about looking out the window to see if it’s raining.
https://marshainthemiddle.com/
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It’s hard to pick just one when there are so many good posts – sometimes by the same person!
That was a weird forecast but, as far as I know, no one got 12 inches. Ten in a couple places, but not 12. Not yet anyhow. Maybe later this winter.
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