Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for March 05, 2017

I have always loved snow; love to see it fall, the way it looks when it covers everything, even fascinated by how it melts

Driving in it is fine, as long as there isn’t much traffic

Never minded cold until middle age, but I can’t take it as well as I used to

So far here in the Midwest, it has been colder in March than it was in February, or so it seems. I am so looking forward to April.

JEFF this is the first time since – oh, I can’t remember – that I’m going to put on a coat. Temps have been in the upper 50s and low 60’ in Baltimore most of the winter. Last night, it went down to 13 in Baltimore. No worries; it’ll be back to “normal” on Tuesday.

She could read the comics today and find inspiration in Barkeater Lake.

When I was young I never heard yelling at snow, especially if school was canceled. But these days, after shoveling it, I hear lots of yelling. From my back!

Doc Toon. Wouldn’t a cup of your nuclear coffee set out on the porch melt all snow within a quarter mile radius?

@JULIE.MASON1

My Nuclear Coffee is unpredictable, one batch might melt the snow and another batch might animate every snowman for miles round

Another 5cm last night. March! Vancouver! @#^%&!

No, what you want is Jimmy Neutron’s patented Snow Evaporator Gun or SEG. Point it, pull the trigger and snow just vanishes in a burst of steam into the air without burning anything. It forces the crystalline snow to sublimate into vapor bypassing the liquid form.A caution here, never point it at a living thing at full power. Jimmy Neutron, Retroville, Nataqua, USA.