5 thoughts on “Dreaming of a White . . . Easter?!?”
I don’t know when it was, but Mom & Dad talked about snow on one Easter here in Illinois-Indiana.
Our latest snow is usually mid April, but snow on Easter day proper is kinda odd. Fun, but odd.
It was “odd” as well which is why it was still being talked about (when me & my sister were young).
Snowing outside as I type this, but not sticking. Looking out the church window while listening to the sermon I could see snowflakes coming down, and while it wasn’t sticking there, you could see the snow line on the hill behind town, just a couple hundred feet higher in elevation. And there was slush on my windshield when I got out of church.
Growing up in north/central WI, any early Easter there was likely snow on the ground yet. That meant that after dying eggs, we (sister & I, maybe Pa too) would disposes of the dye in the snow. A small amusement, but an amusement.
I don’t know when it was, but Mom & Dad talked about snow on one Easter here in Illinois-Indiana.
Our latest snow is usually mid April, but snow on Easter day proper is kinda odd. Fun, but odd.
It was “odd” as well which is why it was still being talked about (when me & my sister were young).
Snowing outside as I type this, but not sticking. Looking out the church window while listening to the sermon I could see snowflakes coming down, and while it wasn’t sticking there, you could see the snow line on the hill behind town, just a couple hundred feet higher in elevation. And there was slush on my windshield when I got out of church.
Growing up in north/central WI, any early Easter there was likely snow on the ground yet. That meant that after dying eggs, we (sister & I, maybe Pa too) would disposes of the dye in the snow. A small amusement, but an amusement.