Alphabet game - SNOW

[Cassel]

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In February, our monthly theme is SNOW.

Let’s play our monthly alphabet game.

Let’s find words that are related to snow, snowing and snow activities, etc. I think it should be easy enough with all the activities surrounding snow.

Who will start?

[Dianne]

Ugh, I live in snowless southern California.  Never had snow in my childhood. Bigger challenge then you think.

 

 

 

A = Alps where snow Angels may appear, perhaps?

[Cassel]

B = Balls as in snow balls

[Sheila Hogg]

C = COLD, COLD, COLD.  Brrrrrrrrrr.............

[Dianne]

d = drift....as in snow drift?

[Sue Thomas]

E= eggnog. Home made of course, to warm the cockles of your heart on a snowy winter's day. Thank you Cassel for the quick page, it's prefect for the photo I took early on Wednesday morning en route to the city. The snow covered stone, is my own element, and then I used the engraving tutorial from the creative scrap to add the date. I see normality is slowly returning to NB.

[Cassel]

F = Frozen

 

I guess i can showcase a picture i took yesterday, on my first day back to work 10 days after the storm. As you can see, the ice is still clinging to the branches. This tree is NOT a willow: the branches are supposed to be UP.

 

 

[Dianne]

g = glacier

[Michele]

H ~ Hail

[Sheila Hogg]

I = Icicles

[Dianne]

J = Jack Frost

[Michele]

K ~ Knee-Deep

[Dianne]

L= luge

[Cassel]

M = Mittens! (you need those!)

[Michele]

N ~ Nor'easter ~ not looking forward to another one of those!

[Sheila Hogg]

O=Overcast skies when you know something is going to fall.

[Sheila Hogg]

P = Pure as the driven snow

[Marlene Lingham]

Q=Quiet, the way thick snow deadens all sound.

[Sheila Hogg]

U= Unending storms, cold and bad weather.

[Cassel]

R = Removal... what we want to do with the snow!

 

 

[Dianne]

s = ski, snowboard (yes, and snow). Too easy.

[Sheila Hogg]

T= Thaw and hopefully a quick one for Cassel and anybody else marooned by snow.

[Dianne]

Sheila already did "U" for us (above, which I appreciate, because personally "u" was hard), so we can skip to V now.

 

V = virga, which is rain or snow that falls from a cloud but evaporates before it touches the ground,.

[Sheila Hogg]

Ooops. I thought I already did U, went a bit wrong when running the alphabet through my brain but i have been poorly....

 

 

[Dianne]

It's okay...we've all had to do u-turns now and again.  Hope you feel better soon.