So sorry to read about the truck & the blizzard! At least you're here to post about it. Winter has been really cruel this year and doesn't want to give in. I think we're past having blizzards here in central NY, but we're still well below normal for temperatures and above average snow fall for spring. The lake I live near is still frozen over, mind you it hasn't frozen over in several years.

To perk up my spirits, I bought rabbit fencing & some tomato stakes just this morning. When the snow finishes melting, I'll put up the fence. Until things get a little warmer and sunnier, its a lot of hurry up and wait.

Take care - from someone who knows the agony of spring snow storms!

One of these days it will warm up and dry out a bit up there in Dakota.

I am blessed to have been able to plant a couple things out in the gardens...sugar snap peas and onion plants. The lady called this morning that the onions were in. I set them out with fertilizer this morning. the ground works up like a dream on my amended beds. Where the soil is less amended, it is somewhat wetish. The Candy onions were large and had nice live roots on them.

Just so you know I'm not kidding, I work in Syracuse, NY. I live about 25 miles away from Syracuse.

Take a peek at this one too (5 worst winter weather cities in US):
http://www.farmersalmanac.com/weather/2010/09/07/5-worst-winter-weather-cities/

Feel better now?

Here is a link that might be useful: Top Snowiest cities in US 2013/2014