Sequim Daily Photo

There must be a better term, but that is what the lavender plants at Angel Farm looked like as I drove by.  Click on the link for the same site with a little less snow.

I was so sure it was too warm…and look what I woke up to!  It surprised me when I received a call this morning at 5 a.m. from the school district letting me know school was closed…and then I looked out.  The weatherman, who usually warns us for days in advance, missed this one.  All I had heard was a dusting in the lowlands.    Thanks to Dennis and Patrica for updates on their areas (yesterday’s post).  And a special thanks to a wonderful neighbor, who once again, plowed the snow away from my mailbox.  One more reason I love my neighborhood… neighbors who care about each other.

…I want to say, “go away”, but we do need to fill our reservoirs.  Otherwise, it could be a long dry summer.  This was taken sitting at the stoplight on Washington and 7th about noon Wednesday.  The thumbnail was taken  about 3:30 the same day in my backyard…and that’s snow.  It was too warm to stick.

I’ll be haunting the local thrift stores untill I find a pair of rain boots this cute for my garden.  This didn’t come from Sequim.  My apologies.