Jillian Chantal
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New experience, huh? It was beautiful. It seems like most people there handled it well. We were having snow,ice and bitterly cold temps, down to-6F.
Joe-the-Husband’s father was stationed in Pensecola when Joe was little. His memories a vague at that age, almost non-existant, but he does remember it snowing enough for his father to take him, along with his two brothers, out to make a snowman. Before that, they had been in San Diego and LA, so that was a stand-out moment.
( He belives it was the Winter of 1957-58. He would have been 3 1/2.)
By: Tonette Joyce on February 5, 2025
at 6:51 am
Nice! It is rare we get snow but it does happen. This year’s snow smashed the previous record set in 1895!! Glad your husband had a bit of a Pensacola experience. LOL. MY dad was in the Navy and we also lived it San Diego for a bit. I was 3-4. Then we lived in Texas and it snowed there the year we lived there. Then Dad got out and we moved to the Washington D.C, area as he went into Civil Service. We came to Pensacola when that civil service until moved the whole thing down here. So, most people who come here are Navy– we were Navy adjacent. LOL
By: Author on February 5, 2025
at 11:16 am
Oh, goodness! Joe and his family were in the same places,(plus Newport, RI and Virginia Beach). He was in Texas before they moved back to the Washiungton, DC area where we met, (and I was born and raised). Before then, he lived in the area and we used to pass each other’s houses without knowing each other. Fate!
By: Tonette Joyce on February 5, 2025
at 1:09 pm
haha. That’s wild. We were in Kingsville, Tx. I lived in Stafford, VA.
By: Author on February 5, 2025
at 2:42 pm
Snow! I’ll bet that came as a surprise. Imagine how shocked the trees were!
By: Susanne Matthews on February 5, 2025
at 7:12 am
Exactly!! Wild! They didn’t know how to act. LOL
By: Author on February 5, 2025
at 11:13 am
Wow, you got some GREAT pictures.
Laurie
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By: Laurie Ryan on February 5, 2025
at 10:34 am
Thanks. I sure enjoyed the time I had to make them before it melted. It was cool!
By: Author on February 5, 2025
at 11:12 am
I just learned something new. I was able to hit reply to the email notice of your blog post and it posted my reply as a comment! Nice!
By: Laurie Ryan on February 5, 2025
at 10:35 am
HAHA! I do that all the time s it’s much faster than actually going on over to the site… LOL
By: Author on February 5, 2025
at 11:12 am