I remember we were one of the few homes on the block with a working fire place. I was around 6 or so and my brother had been born the previous summer, so he wasn't even one yet. We lived in a old 1924 bungalow growing up,where you could section off a lot of the house. Every room had one or more doors. We had so many families sleeping in the rooms shut off from the back of the house. It was the ultimate sleep over for us kids on the block. We played in the snow for like 10 minutes,and then we would all warm up and huddle before 3 p.m. because of the temp drop. Nothing better than s'mores in the living room. Then all night, you would just hear cracking, and sometimes a dozen or so branches would fall. We also didn't have adequate power for a week,so I slowly walked to the bathroom with a candle and then handed it off to ever needed it outside of the door. We thankfully had a gas stove with adequate venting and stocked fire place. whoa. too many memories.
In western NC, there's thousands of birds freaking out.. all sorts of different species trying to get into pine trees and seemingly in a panic. It's surreal and unsettling...
Here in Mississippi we had a poor dove freeze to death in the corner of our carport. And when I say froze to death? I mean the next morning when found it was solid as a rock...
I remember we were one of the few homes on the block with a working fire place. I was around 6 or so and my brother had been born the previous summer, so he wasn't even one yet. We lived in a old 1924 bungalow growing up,where you could section off a lot of the house. Every room had one or more doors. We had so many families sleeping in the rooms shut off from the back of the house. It was the ultimate sleep over for us kids on the block. We played in the snow for like 10 minutes,and then we would all warm up and huddle before 3 p.m. because of the temp drop. Nothing better than s'mores in the living room. Then all night, you would just hear cracking, and sometimes a dozen or so branches would fall. We also didn't have adequate power for a week,so I slowly walked to the bathroom with a candle and then handed it off to ever needed it outside of the door. We thankfully had a gas stove with adequate venting and stocked fire place.
whoa. too many memories.
I remember when this happened, and we haven't seen a winter like this since
I think you called it in lol
Wow! Haven't seen this since it aired!
In western NC, there's thousands of birds freaking out.. all sorts of different species trying to get into pine trees and seemingly in a panic.
It's surreal and unsettling...
Here in Mississippi we had a poor dove freeze to death in the corner of our carport. And when I say froze to death? I mean the next morning when found it was solid as a rock...