Snow, snow go away,
Don’t you know it’s the end of May?
Snow, snow go away,
Don’t you know it’s the end of May?
I'm a reading specialist from Chicago, now living in the beauty of the Roosevelt National Forest in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. My first book "Aliana Reaches for the Moon" is about a creative, curious, kind and messy girl who loves science and her very patient parents. I'm currently writing a YA novel about a family broken apart by a secret and a misunderstanding. Future books in the Aliana series will include dealing with forest fires, learning about clouds and animal habitats. View more posts
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Lucky you. Here I am boiling
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I get that it’s not as bad as too hot, but I’m ready for something in between. 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit would make me very happy.
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Pretty…in January…
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Yes! I find it hard to wrap my brain around this at the end of May!
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My friend lives in South Dakota and her daughters graduation is Friday…predicting snow….
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CU graduation in Boulder was in the Football stadium in the snow the week before Mother’s Day! Brrrrr!
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I can’t even…..
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No way 😱😱
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My thoughts, exactly! I’m ready for clear skies (it’s foggy too) and normal temperatures.
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Haha! Love the rhyme
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Thanks, Kaitlyn!
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