Thanks for sharing. Looks like the winter out west was sparse with snow, but I imagine the temperatures were just a brutal as here in the northern Great Lakes region. February sets off a series of family birthday months for us as well. They force one to set aside the desire to dig a hole and hide in it until the ides of March arrive. To live in a climate and culture that encourages a resistance to hibernating is also good training. Life never gets easier, but if we survive enough Februarys, we get stronger.
I agree about people being pissed off about wild animals eating their flora and fauna.... There's plenty of concrete jungles to live in, in our world, if you hate nature so much. *Insert largest eye roll possible*
I just love seeing these! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for sharing. Looks like the winter out west was sparse with snow, but I imagine the temperatures were just a brutal as here in the northern Great Lakes region. February sets off a series of family birthday months for us as well. They force one to set aside the desire to dig a hole and hide in it until the ides of March arrive. To live in a climate and culture that encourages a resistance to hibernating is also good training. Life never gets easier, but if we survive enough Februarys, we get stronger.
Always a pleasure to see these Fuji recaps!
I agree about people being pissed off about wild animals eating their flora and fauna.... There's plenty of concrete jungles to live in, in our world, if you hate nature so much. *Insert largest eye roll possible*