time to build an igloo …
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That an odd sight where you from??
There used to be winters like that in my place. I miss them so much.
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I know that feeling. 
Here in Texas, the air conditioner is still running. We might get a scene like that in January or later, but not every year.
nope that’ll be repeated over and over the next 4 months – by the end of it there’ll be 2+ feet of snow on top of the station wagon there
I live in Texas also and that is true unless you live in the Panhandle. I don’t by the way. Although I saw snow when I was living down Corpus Christi way, but that was in the mid 1960’s. That melted as soon as the sun came up though.
I live in Garland, a suburb of Dallas.
I live in Temple. I’ve got cousins in Arlington.
I used to live near Temple. In the 70s, my Dad served his last 3 years in the Army in Fort Hood, retiring in 78. I remember that we often went to the Smorgasbord House in Belton, an all-you-can-eat buffet. I wonder if that is still there all these years later.
Sorry about derailing your thread, kevL_s.
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np, Out the front door is a pretty broad topic …
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Report and permaban. This is clearly a very serious and thorough discussion.
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Yes, of course. As we are serious people who deal with serious matters in a serious manner, let us politely but firmly show anyone who dares derail this thread...
… out the front door. 
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After seeing people here talk about where they lived in the sixties and seventies, I don’t feel so old any more.
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I’m in Amarillo, in the Texas Panhandle (been here since '75). Some years we get several dustings of snow, but most years we get feet. Even if that’s not what fell, there’s not a tree or hill to stop the snow from all blowing into town and drifting up.
I never knew there were so many Texans playing NWN.
Also, I will note that I am not a necromancer. That title falls to Zwerk. He confused me.
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Don’t worry about that Zwerkules favorite thing, what was I saying just now?
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