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I agree about the stinkbug smell. It’s not exactly pleasant, but the first time I was hit by a Harlequin bug I was far to concerned by how cool it looked to worry about the smell. Still amazed by how persistent the “scent” is though.. even after several hand washes it was still there.
Also… I think I actually have a little snow envy. I’d love to have a run around in that with my little boy!
Yep, the smell definitely lingers, but I really don’t mind it at all.
I’ll tell you what: you can fly over here, and take all the snow you want back with you. The only one here excited about the snow is the three-legged dog…she has been rolling and “snow-plowing” luxuriously all morning. The rest of us…well… not so happy.
Holy Cow on the snow!
Seriously!!!
OMG! The snow is hysterical. That is definitely nature’s sick sense of humor.
If by “hysterical”, you mean “blech”, then yes, it is indeed hysterical. Blech.