Love that cafe with whipped cream! That's a lot of snow. I know my sisters and brothers near Corning and Waterloo got a lot of that as well, and my sister in Virginia is getting the northeaster today. Lagniappe -- a great Cajun word.
Your buried Volvo took me back! In the 60s my husband and I bought a 1959 Volvo ... they looked like VW bugs on steroids. Then we bought a new one in 1968 and had so much trouble because the American mechanics couldn't figure out the engine!
ye olde volvo is buried once again, and it’s still snowing! :) oh, you know something about Cajun words? i bet @Glynn Young would be tickled to hear that. :)
Love that cafe with whipped cream! That's a lot of snow. I know my sisters and brothers near Corning and Waterloo got a lot of that as well, and my sister in Virginia is getting the northeaster today. Lagniappe -- a great Cajun word.
Your buried Volvo took me back! In the 60s my husband and I bought a 1959 Volvo ... they looked like VW bugs on steroids. Then we bought a new one in 1968 and had so much trouble because the American mechanics couldn't figure out the engine!
Love your photos of the snow.
ye olde volvo is buried once again, and it’s still snowing! :) oh, you know something about Cajun words? i bet @Glynn Young would be tickled to hear that. :)
I don’t know any Cajun words for blizzard. How about catistrofe? Sacre! he exclaimed!
Is there some Venn diagram overlap between depaysement and lagniappe?
Love the photos, the whiteness. Looks like the snow was a little higher on your wheels than on mine.
I would love to see you create a Venn diagram for those two words. That in itself feels like such an opportunity to think beyond the bounds.
Yes the snow ❄️ was unbelievable here. Put that in the gift area of the Venn. 🙂
the light on the snow <3
and coffee with whip <3
Love this and the video!
Dépaysement est le plus meilleur mot. Toujours à la recherche de l’utiliser !