Talk about a snow day in Phoenix.....

Anna, you are not far from what others must deal with on a typical winter storm day.  I much prefer the sun with an option to drive a few hours and get to the snow. I have there here too

When I was in Phoenix I did see snow, 40 miles north there was a dusting. 

Nothing wrong with snow as long as I don't have to shovel it, live in it or drive in it. I have been there done that and ain't going back. Where I land down the road will be warm in the winter and cooler in the summer

Hi Anna - Guilty as charged - I'm pretty sure I ragged on you for bragging about your winter weather, but only because I'll do the exact same thing about our 300+ days of sunshine. There's nothing wrong with loving where we live and bragging about it when we can.

Anna, from where I'm sitting in snowless Franklin TN, I'm enjoying both your posts about the warm weather and the snowy ones as well. We're in a moderate zone here--not too hot--not too cold. Perfect, I think. Enjoy where you're at!

Listen Miss Banana, I know that you are really jealous that we, in Westchester County, New York, are having a frigid cold snap, lots of frozen pipes and plowing bills of about $300 per month? And, you wish you could wear a mink coat and earmuffs with rubber boots due to the slosh!  I know your type

Anna here in Denver I could have went snowboarding this morning and could be golfing right now. I love this weather here.....70 degrees down here and snow for skiing only 1 hour up the mountain. 

Not everyone can say they just had a Super Bowl in there backyard 

Makes me wish I knew how to golf.  I know I'll never take up skiing.

Fine, you did it, I'm jealous, and have the brain scrambling to plan a few days away

Your two photos on this blog certainly provide proper contrast, Anna!  I had to smile about your cross-country skiing adventures when you were young.  I use to ski a lot, and now I am sitting here wondering why I was out there freezing my butt off.  I did learn to acquire a great pair of after-ski boots, and to hang out more at the lodge in front of the gorgeous fireplace however.  Now, that's what I call maturity. . .LOL

I would take 100 degrees right now. I think many people joke about the snow or are even sarcastic when the comment about the southern warmth in a fun way, but i can believe some may leave "not so nice" comments. I get them too posting about 4 feet of snow in a week. It is rare, certainly average and dont think it happened since 1978.  I love hearing about the nice weather and also like to hear about 120 degrees because i have never felt it. I hope to be able to visit one of these winters. 

Hi Anna - we have snow days here in So Cal also. It is just what it is! The weather where we live is very temperate. Enjoy your snow day weekend!

My only complaint this time of year is that when we are starting to get in to the high 70's and low 80's the weeds start to pop up everywhere! I'll be on backyard weed duty with Josh this afternoon!

Come on back, the winter's fine....today is what in the mid-30s and we nearly broke out the shorts and flip=flops!

Looks like a wonderful time in Phoenix. I am so tired of cold weather in Washington and we don't even have the really cold weather 

Wheee.....I wouldn't mind the snow so much if I could sit by the pool during the afternoon!  LOL!  You do live the good life.  And, thanks for your support, Anna!

I was in Phoenix this time last year and it was one of the hottest on record...definitely was not ready for that!

I was in Phoenix one year in the summer.  Hot and dry.  Unlike here when it's hot and humid.

The temperature was easily over a 100 degrees.  I could watch my skin dry out.

Oh well. 

I would imagine anyone in the northeast is drooling or making serious plans and looking at moving to AZ for that weather

I better get my snow blowers packed up for Arizona Anna Banana Kruchten!