“It’s snowing down south?” Did your mom ever say that to you? That’s the way mine would tell me my slip was showing.
Here in Norfolk, we just don’t get snow. We’re too close to the water and it always turns to cold rain. Around here, the weathermen and women peak during the hurricane season {summer to early fall.} They love themselves some brewing storms and with that comes: storm tracking 24-7 on the tube. And then, around November we are lulled to sleep with the humdrum reports of the cold and rainy season.
BUT 2010 has brought us a second helping of crazy weather. And our weatherpersons have worked themselves into a froth once again. I take most snow predictions with a grain of salt. {And everyone else goes to the store to buy salt and all the bread and milk.} But, boy howdy, they weren’t kidding this time! We really had snow and bread and milk.
So what’s a southern girl to do in the snow? Put on a Snow White costume and go downtown. And that’s what we decided to do for this photo shoot. Little Miss A, her mom and I braved our streets {blanketed in an ill-fitting Snuggie of ice} to get these photos at a vacant warehouse. Some artsy-fartsy types have wonderfully “tagged” this site with their cool designs. So, we did our best to take advantage of their efforts. The snow had melted a bunch, but you’ll still see a bit in these snaps.
Enjoy. I predict that you’ll like them. SPL
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