Snowball fight at 56!

Everybody had taken their turn to go down and see/feel the snow.  I'm not use to having any freedom to do such things.  The old Butthead would have chewed me out for thinking about going downstairs.  One coworker made 3 trips outside.  I asked if I could go for a look-see.  Of course the one who had already been down 3 x wanted to go again.  Once outside, I grabbed a handful of snow when she wasn't looking and hummed it at her.  The look on her face was priceless!  She returned fire.  After a couple of rounds of flying snowballs, caught on camera by one of our residents, we returned to work!  BTW, coworker and I are still friends - no harm!

Our two-hour snowfall is history.  A bit of sleet pinging against the window, but the snow is melting fast.

Sounds like you are having fun!

To Funny!!!!!! I had many a snowball fight in my younger years!!!!! Wish I was there with you!!!!! NOT!!!!!!
Carla

I am sure we can ship you more snow one of these days.

     it is amazing how snow can turn adults into children so easily.   I love snow. what fun fun fun  I'm glad you enjoyed it.     Millie

WAY TO GO GIRL, I AM PROUD OF YOU..reminds me of the saying, "I want to wear out not rust out."

Have a great time...enjoy the snow....just don't send it my way...LOL!!!

Hugs....connie d

OH BOY!!! That sounds like so much fun. I love snow and sure hope we get a good snow this year!
I grew up with 4 big brothers and 2 big sisters. I don't think I ever got to throw one. Before I could even get mine bunched up, I would get clobbered lol

Wow - you have snow in Louisiana???   that is should be a part of the history...
How fun for you and all the other snowballers.... Glad the ole coot is gone so that you could have fun..

Shelia

 You are so right Debbie, That down south snow is the best.  Just enough to brighten your heart but not so much you wish you lived farther south.
We lived in Pensacola back in 76-79.  We got a few snow flurries each year. The schools would pack the kids onto the buses , drive them home, and by the time the kids walked into the house the cold white  stuff would be on its way to water running down the drain. We did have fun with the fluffy flake's for as long as it lasted. We lived in Washington state just before we moved to Florida.  Man we had some Snow in that beautiful country.
Glad to hear you are no longer pestered by that baaaa humbug.Life is to good to be held back by a bad tempered (butthead). Merry Chrismas Debbie .
Peg, No longer  A Red Head....The locks now are a dark brown with some blonde streaks a runnin through them.