Yeah, that no salt broth was something I bought to add flavor to Baxter's food last winter when I was trying to entice her to eat. After I added salt, pepper and a bit of parsley it was ok, but I hope I won't need to buy the no salt version again for a while.

I did go out and take a few photos. It's already looking kind of ragged & not very photogenic, but I think I may have one that captures the true essence of what it's really like when it snows in Raleigh.

On 2/21/2020 07:36:26, ann sanfedele wrote:
I hope you mean a picture of the snow, not the organic chicken broth :-)

ann

On 2/20/2020 9:09 PM, John wrote:
Forecast is for 1 - 3 inches with temperatures falling into the low 20s (F).

...... (snip)

I even have a generator to power my Mr. Coffee. Bought a gas stove today to be delivered in a couple of weeks. I've got sense enough not to drive in this crap if I don't have to and I try to stay prepared so I won't have to.

***Only downside so far is I just learned "unsalted, organic, free-range chicken broth" makes a terrible tasting warm up beverage when you've just come in from the cold.

I'll take a picture if it's still around in the morning when I finally go out. ****





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