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January 15, 2013 By Kim 3 Comments

Icky Weather Today and Probably Tomorrow

It turned VERY cold here last night and freezing rain started about 10 a.m.   We had hoped that the rain would stop and the temperatures would rise above freezing by noon today so that we would feel safe driving to our Crockett job.

OK, you say, but surely it couldn’t have been as bad as this:

blizzard

No, it really wasn’t this terrible, but it was terrible for us!  Truly!  For Texas people who have typical winter temperatures hitting the 40 and 50 degree mark, it was OUR definition of cold and icy.

Yes, I know.  No sympathy.

Well, here’s the photos of our icy day.  See the ice?

Frozen pine tree detail

Brrrrrrrrr!

frozen bush

frozen bush 2

frozen pine detail 2

No sympathy at all.    None whatsoever.

No, but seriously, I loved the day off.  Our HVAC system is working as it should (finally!), and I have had fun today, catching up on Facebook, working on this blog post, and opening a shop and listing a few items on Etsy.  (Announcement coming soon on Facebook.)

We’re supposed to have more of the same weather tomorrow, but fortunately, the rest of the week is supposed to be sunny and in the 50’s.

 

P.S.  The source for the wintry, animated photo (which is SO cool!!) is http://tinywhitedaisies.tumblr.com/.

 

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  1. Drue says

    January 15, 2013 at 10:49 PM

    Well Kim, you have to specify that this is not the norm for “Deep EAst Texas”
    When we lived in Waskom, tis WAS the norm. We went thru the “Great Ice Storm” while in Waskom in ‘2000… we were without power for 8 days then and we were total elect….PTL, we had a small wood burning, free standing fireplace that kept our entire house warm. We never got below 64* for the entire 8 days!
    Mike was working in central mexico at that time and drove home ..said from San Antonio all the way to Waskom was ice and snow and NO POWER all along the way.

    Being raised in Arlington..ice and snow were not uncommon for us and then moving to Waskom, nothing improved…as you know, the S’port area always gets lousy weather.

    When we moved here(07) we were told..”oh, it never snows in Grapeland”,,,,from that point on, all we’ve had is snow every winter! The first year we were here, it snowed 4 times! Go figure!…LOL,LOL

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Welcome to my blog! I'm Kim and I live and breathe vintage. My company deconstructs old houses, then we build new, "old" houses and renovate existing homes (including our own) using reclaimed materials. If you love salvage, repurposing, and vintage, then we hope you'll stay awhile and check us out.

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