Not sure about that last picture, but my great niece was having fun with the snow.
I am trying to think of something good to cook on a cold winter day. I am thinking salmon patties with creamed peas or tuna fish casserole. Taking votes. Something different. I used to make salmon patties a lot because they were one of Jim’s favorite meals. The cookies are in the freezer as I was enjoying them too much.
Time for me to fix breakfast. I hope you all have a great day. At least the sun is shining here on top of all of that snow.
Beth
Wow, my eyes popped right out! That snow will take forever to melt and I can't even imagine trying to dig out. Great pictures he sent!
ReplyDeleteMy vote is salmon patties but only because I fixed salmon fillets stuffed with crab meat for dinner last night and still have a craving. Creamed peas sound so good me. I haven't had those in years.
Time for my coffee and see you soon :D
XOXOXO
I'd like the recipe for those salmon patties...
ReplyDeleteNow, that is a lot of snow...we got some more last night, but most has already melted away...I like the picture with the rake in the snow, reminds you that when the snow shoveling is gone the grass mowing won't be far behind...
Hi Beth could you be as kind as to post your recipe link thank you. What a lot of snow it makes me shiver....-6 wow I shiver at -2 here . Enjoy your tasty dish sounds yummy. Hugs Sheilax
ReplyDeleteNow that's what I call a lot of snow. It doesn't look so bad here compared to that. I go for tuna, I'm not a fan of salmon.
ReplyDeleteYour photos look like they could have been taken here. Love the rake for measure. Fish sounds good to me. Keep warm!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of snow! I saw your remark about your sister. What town does she live in? I'm actually from Barboursville.
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ReplyDeleteWow double Wow, too much snow - hope you are managing to keep warm and comfortable. I would opt for salmon, because I don't like tuna. Take care, Hugs - Nita
Winter is nature's way of saying, "Up yours." Obviously. The trouble with weather forecasting is that it's right too often for us to ignore it and wrong too often for us to rely on it. My gosh! Those are quite the amazing photos.
ReplyDeleteCrikey, Beth, that's what you call snow, none of your little christmas card type sprinkle, a person could get buried in that for days. scary and I| bet cold, super photos. For cold days I think there's nothing to beat a good pot of soup, I make a mean lentil, bacon and veg. But salmon patties sound good.
ReplyDeleteWhat a big differents between with our weather and yours that we have had 30C-40C in hot weather and today we having showerly weather 32C it seems every where the same..I was told one of my friends from Japan she said they had lots of snows too.
ReplyDeleteyou keep warm and take care.
Ugh! Minus 6! We're having a heat wave at 20 compared to that. The snow looks very familiar though. I'm happy that your snug as a bug in a rug. Now that I think of it, I take that back. That's really a disgusting saying. I'm happy you're all cozy like in your home.
ReplyDeleteGreat family photos! That snow does look like lots of fun to play in. I know Jaiden and I would have a blast playing in that.
ReplyDeleteGood that someone is getting some joy out of that weather! That's really something! It's warmer here...less snow but the wind remains so it doesn't feel very warm. Delightful pictures my friend!
ReplyDeleteThat is why I told my hubby I did not want to live in the north anymore. Keep the snow there. It is warmer here and lot more summer months. We lived in Michigan for the first three years of our marriage. The winters I did not care for. Newest follower check out my blog at www.stileshouseisfull.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome to see. Yours and certainly theirs. Is that sweet Livvie?
ReplyDeleteWe just will have/had some freezing rain and a bit of snow. Worst two winters that I know of. for ALL of us.
xox
Salmon patties is my vote.
Oh, my...that's more snow than we've ever had!! If you get a chance...and would like to...join my linky party today @ Jeremiah 29:11!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, Beth, I'm almost speechless at those photo's showing so much snow.. (I did say almost!!)
ReplyDeleteGrief, as Arlene says, it's a wonder no-ones been lost underneath it. I hope it doesn't outstay it's welcome!!
Salmon patties sound good to me... IF you want a 'taster' for them, I'm your woman!! Did I mention I like food? Heh!!
Thanks for your lovely comment and glad you enjoyed my Lavender Poem, I enjoyed 'dreaming' it up!! Have a wonderful week-end and take care....x Pen and Bess x
That's a lot of snow. Salmon patties sound good. We used to have them a lot, too.
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That is a lot of snow! Looks very pretty, even though it means a lot of extra work.
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