Snowy Milk, 6am Moon, Wooden Trees and Talking Buttons

 Milk and bread is

the go to when southern

states call for snow. 

I am not that way cause

I don't buy milk or

bread hardly ever.

But this is funny.

MACON COUNTY, Tenn. (WZTV) — Bread and milk:they're the hardest things to find in grocery stores when a winter storm is looming.

As snow fell across Middle Tennessee on Sunday, one family in Macon County skipped the traditional snowman and built a snow sculpture called "Our Tribute to Milk."

 

"[Milk] is one of the most sought after, must have necessities of a snowstorm," Shaun Trent told FOX 17 News.

 

Experts have linked "panic buying" ahead of winter storms to psychological factors like anxiety and loss of control. Others say it's less complicated: buyers leave grocery store shelves empty simply because everyone else is doing it.

The Trent family also built a snow sculpture of Snoopy from Charlie Brown.

 The moon at

6am Tuesday morn.

Took this pic after

Lily did her run

across my body wake

up call.

I bought these trees

at Dollar General 

a week before

Christmas. They come

flat and you slide

then into each other.

Like them so much I 

left them out to

enjoy. I don't want to 

paint them but I might 

stain them.

Have you seen these?

You record messages or

words into these and 

you teach your pet

to stand on the one 

they want.

I would put eat in 

one, outside with 

another one

and play. 

Your pet will learn

what button 

says what...

they will stand on 

that button when

they want the item

mentioned there.

With Lily I am sure

she will 

push the play

button all the time.

They are called

pet recording buttons..

Yep, putting that on my

list of things my

pets need.

Pam