Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for February 09, 2019

How cute. It reminds me of Peanuts.

I think she needs to whack his head now herself.

And then it turns into dirty slush and dangerous ice.

Snow protects the plants from the extreme cold. Not really all that handy for us mammals except in weeding out the weak and leaving them laying around for the predators. Sort of a frozen buffet. Happy Saturday!

I saw two that had formed together- a bicicle!

His hair blows in the wind, hers doesn’t. And apparently they’ve been out for hours as the snow rose to their waists while they stood and watched it. And melted as it touched them. And…get a hat Clayton! I’m done now.

Snow falling is the kinetic expression of potential energy in airborne vapor, which is derived from thermal energy applied to bodies water. With lake effect snow, you can easily see how the loss of thermal energy from a body of water, along with water as vapor, becomes an atmospheric precipitate.

Yeah… it is totally nuts.

did you discover PHILOSOPHY????

Put a hat on, Clayton. Your brain is frozen.

I don’t snow. I’m not buying that truthcicle explanation.

All too true, and I’ve had enough!

The various forms of frozen water are cool.

The snow is up to their waste, he has no hat – what kind of parents allow that?

Clayton is definitely his father’s son.

It would sure save a lot of time if the snow just fell in one big super-flake. (Many examples can be found in D.C.)…

Is it weird they’re in snow up to their waist, with no sign of how they got there? There’s no trail leading to where they’re standing…

Thin and mushy might change his mind.