While Chicago didn't get dicksmacked the way the Eastern Seaboard did over the holiday weekend, we still did get some snow--as the storm passed well to our south, it turned our winds off Lake Michigan, which dropped snow on the city and northern suburbs (six inches along the shoreline, two to four inches elsewhere). It was still more than enough snow and motivation for someone to build this little guy. Shame that he'll be gone soon--rain starts tonight and continues through New Year's Eve, when temperatures will spike around 50 before plunging back to more seasonal levels New Year's Day.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
In the Meadow, We Can Build More Snowmen
While Chicago didn't get dicksmacked the way the Eastern Seaboard did over the holiday weekend, we still did get some snow--as the storm passed well to our south, it turned our winds off Lake Michigan, which dropped snow on the city and northern suburbs (six inches along the shoreline, two to four inches elsewhere). It was still more than enough snow and motivation for someone to build this little guy. Shame that he'll be gone soon--rain starts tonight and continues through New Year's Eve, when temperatures will spike around 50 before plunging back to more seasonal levels New Year's Day.
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