Happy Rep Day!

[glowworm2k]

We're in the middle of a freezing rain storm here in the national capital region, which is making me super glad that I work from home on Fridays. I hope everyone else has better weather!

[feetfrown]

[attitash]

Sorry to say not skiing today. Roads very bad shape here with the freezing rain. Schools buses & exams are cancelled. W*rk already called begging me to come in for the day.....laughed & said no thanks.

[AIDN1]

Happy Friday!!!!!

[Arielmac]

[attitash]

Freezing rain has changed to SNOW!!!!

[SillyLoocie]

You’re so kind to everyone on here & help us to keep our chins up,
So for you this special toast is raised from the Happy Birthday cup,
Happy Birthday to Natalka who hails from Sas-kat-che-wan,
I hope you started celebrating from the very crack of dawn,
For today is a special one for you & that pampering is on the menu,
Cause when it comes to special gals like you who put the “c” in classy,
If you were a gal from Scotland, you would be a Bonnie Lassie,
An amazing cook, a wonderful Mom & I just know your dh would attest,
Natalka, we all adore you & think that you’re the best,
No matter how many candles adorn your birthday cake,
Go ahead & do the birthdays dance with a shimmy & a shake,
Thanks for all you do for us to keep this a happening place,
Happy Birthday to you my dear friend, the lady with such grace.

[redhdlois]

Have an absolutely fabulous Friday everyone!!!

[Tweetybird999]

Happy Frying day!

[hollyquaiscer]

[okgirl]

Happy Weekend!!!

[darwinsmistake]

have an awesome weekend everybody!!!!!!!!!

[AIDN1]

[creative couponer]

WOW its Friday almost saturday Happy Rep day to everyone

[user-id]

(THE “LARGEST SNOWFLAKE” DOODLE - Google Inc.) .

IF YOU BELIEVE the old saying, no two snowflakes are alike.

And if you believe legend and lore and Guinness World Records, there’s a single monstrous snowflake that’s the least alike of all.

Google’s homepage “Doodle” on Saturday celebrates the 125th anniversary of the largest recorded snowflake — a stone-cold behemoth said to be 15 inches in diameter. The freakishly massive flake reportedly drifted — or perhaps plummeted — to earth at Montana’s Fort Keogh in 1887.

(The snowflakes in that Jan. 28 storm, according to a New York Times piece a few years back, were described by a rancher as “larger than milk pans.”)

In Google’s stylish new animation, a gargantuan flake falls from the sky over several seconds, settling next to a cow and sending a couple of birds flitting away. (The snowflake also becomes the middle “O” in Google, with a shadowed tower representing the “L” and a leafless tree sitting in for the ”G.)