Our visitors from Thailand were very pleased to see snow today. It was just on the edge of being rain. We hope that they will get to see real snow this weekend.
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Ahh yes. Snow. I had a room mate from Florida when going to school at U of M. He woke up all excited about how it had snowed during the night. I looked out the dorm window and said, "Where?" Well, sure enough, if you looked in the shade of buildings in the quad there was still a skiff of what could be considered snow. This poor fellow was also wearing his full winter coat when it got down into the 40s fahrenheit.
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