at my house, we got a foot of snow. However, I was in New Hampshire snowboarding during the greatest blizzard since '79. Guess what I got? Two lousy inches. Blizzard, bah.

Blizzard huh? Let me know how that works out for ya.

(I don't know Damien or Ned, just a fan of both weblogs)...

Damien appears to be building up a lot of anti-sympathy for the next time a hurricane hits the Carolinas :)

Blizzard they call it? Hah, Luxury!!

Here we had more than two feet of snow; with the howling winds, a drift in front of my house is about 8 feet high! On the other hand, my driveway has been cleared of all snow by the wind :-)

From up North, in Nova Scotia, Canada :-)

Hurricane schmurricane, I'm just glad I'm not freezing my ass off like I did for the past 7 winters.

You call this freezing?

I'm living in CT now, and compared to Quebec, this is, while not warm, a lot less painful...

Hmmm, in fact, I guess the relative winter temperature upgrade from Qc->CT is about the same as from MA->NC :)

I think Damien is just lashing out because he knows his back will get flabby and weak without a little shoveling every now and then...

Great shot Ned! And I love the link to the other photo too. What camera are you using?

Thanks. It's my brand-new Canon A85.

That was hurtful Ned. You know how self concious I am about my back flab.

Seriously though, New England winters suck. And as a person who lives in a warmer place I feel it is my duty to remind New Englanders how much it sucks, just in case they might have convinced themselves otherwise. And I will never get my comeuppance. Never!