What's on your Wednesday Menu?

Snowiest month is March? Fascinating. We are minus 43 inches of snow this winter, and February is usually the snowiest. We still get snow in March, and it's not unheard of in April. But snow after March 1 usually melts pretty soon after.

Snow shoveling is great exercise. Talk that up with Julia.

Yep, snowiest month is March and we've had close the school level blizzards as late as May 22nd! The joys of altitude:-)

The latest snow in Pittsburgh I can remember was May 10 and it was just flurries and did not stick. May 22 is crazy I open my pool that weekend.

It's not common, every 10 years or so, but it does happen!

Snowiest month is March? Fascinating. We are minus 43 inches of snow this winter, and February is usually the snowiest. We still get snow in March, and it's not unheard of in April. But snow after March 1 usually melts pretty soon after.

Snow shoveling is great exercise. Talk that up with Julia.

How awesome that your grandparents picture is in the video.

All I can think of is "oooh so much skiing!"

The painful itch sounds like either a bug bite or some kind of contact dermatitis, glad it's feeling better today!

It wasn't an itch. More like the feeling of a freshly scraped knee...

Where on your body? (Or maybe I should read ahead, it might say there?) I had patches of FIRE on my upper legs, specifically my left leg and it turned out to be a pinched nerve in my back. But I understand exactly what you mean when you say you keep looking for blood. It was very, very uncomfortable and unnerving. PT to the rescue.