Kailani over at An Island Life, started this many many weeks ago and it is fun. This is what Kailani explains Aloha Friday to be:
"In Hawaii, Aloha Friday is the day that we take it easy and look forward to the weekend. So I thought that on Fridays I would take it easy on posting, too. Therefore, I’ll ask a simple question for you to answer. Nothing that requires a lengthy response.
If you’d like to participate, just post your own question on your blog and leave your link below. Don’t forget to visit the other participants! It’s a great way to make new bloggy friends!"
See it is simple, I will ask a question, you post a comment to answer it. If you want to participate head over to An Island Life and enter your Aloha Friday into the linky so people can come and answer your questions too.
Now on to my question:
DOES IT SNOW WHERE YOU LIVE?
I live in the north so it has generally snowed by now and will continue to be snowy through to April or May, but because this past year was so screwy and we had a crappy winter we may just have a green Christmas.






9 comments:
HI! usually never or very rare!!Stop by! Your children are beautiful!!
I live in Florida so that's a big fat zero. I hate to say that I am happy about that too.
Yep, we are blessed here. I use to live by Lake Michigan where it really snowed.
Have a great Friday!
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Oddly enough we got some flurries the other day! Usually all we'll get every winter are a few flurries. Occasionally if it snows @ night we might get a skiff that will last until the sun hits it.
We get hit pretty bad with lake effect snows. Nothing yet though!
Yep. I live in Buffalo, NY. We do not get as much as most people think though.
=D
No it doesn't snow here in LA but we've had snow two times in the past five years I've lived here. It's once in a lifetime thing and it's awesome!
Yep, in fact we got about 18 inches of snow between Weds and Thurs, but it's all melting quickly. We live in Denver.
Nope, no snow in Georgia...
Unless you call FROST "snow"
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