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The S-Word

December Six Word Photo Story Challenge: “Snow & White”

I’ll be serving snow for breakfast.

We had a snowstorm move through, started snowing at 1 pm Friday, and snowed all afternoon into the night.

Took a picture of our deck this morning before sunrise. I’m thinking we got a foot or so. Based on how neatly packed it is on the patio table and chairs, it looks like a heavy, wet snow.

I was listening to the snow totals across the Twin Cities on the news, they said it would be in the 50s by mid-week so it won’t be sticking around too long.

That means today is the day to build snowmen or maybe watch my kids build them while I sip on my hot cocoa.

Maybe I’ll make some snow cream for breakfast.

If you have piles of snow, give this a try. . .

Thank you David Acaster for the title inspiration ✨

Inspiration

As always, thank you Mary Chang Story Writer for your inspiration. This post is in response to the December prompt at Six-Word Photo Story Challenge.

Tagging other six-word photo writers

Penny Grubb, Dennett, Sherry Kappel, Pene Hodge, Diana Lotti, pockett dessert, K. Barrett, Kim Zuch, Divina Grey, TC Hails, Will Hull, Ching Ching, Susan Alison, Sandi Parsons, Diana Lotti, B.R. Shenoy, Pulpo Viejo, Divina Grey, kasey sparks, Arwyn Clark, Dunelair, Krystal Mossbarger, David Acaster, Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles, Kris Bedenian, keith kennedy

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