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Looks like there were some flurries in the higher elevations yesterday, and they're predicting an inch of snow above the 5,000 foot mark in the mountains!
Looks like an early snow-cap for Harney Peak and a good snowboarding season!
On the other hand... WINTER ALREADY?!?! Summer's not even over yet!
Looks like there were some flurries in the higher elevations yesterday, and they're predicting an inch of snow above the 5,000 foot mark in the mountains!
Looks like an early snow-cap for Harney Peak and a good snowboarding season!
On the other hand... WINTER ALREADY?!?! Summer's not even over yet!
EWWWWWWW!!!! I hesitated posting cause you already know my feelings about winter.
Settle down Jammie, you know it's coming. Take a deep breath. There, now don't you feel better?
Here's what you do. Find some wall paper showing a fireplace with a nice fire going. Buy a roll. Then find some wall paper showing a picture of the Corn Palace. Buy a roll.
Now, when you get home, just wall paper your windows and turn the heat up, cause it's going to snow.
You know what, Danny~you have a good idea there. Actually, maybe not of the Corn Palace, BUT I've never seen wallpaper of the Hills area. Just think~nice wallpaper of Speafish Canyon by one of the waterfalls. I think we all need to get together and pool our ideas and go into business. We can manufacture shower curtains, wallpaper, etc. We'll all be rich.
Spearfish Canyon Shower Curtains...
Something tells me we might fail at business!!!
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I think we all need to get together and pool our ideas and go into business.
