Work brought me to Chicago once again. Lucky me! It’s a good thing I brought my warm clothes! Glad to be heading home to California where 70+ degree weather is anticipated this weekend.
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Bulldog Travels / Photos By Jenny 
Great photo! It captures so many emotions at the same time.
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The emotion I was feeling was -2 with wind chill. 😉 Good times with nice eor.
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…people
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Really nice pic! Don’t miss that kind of cold
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Love this picture, I feel as if I am there.
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Thanks! It reminds me of Xmas for some reason. Ha ha. It was quite a thing to be there when it was that cold and snowing.
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Ah, my home town. I only visit in the summer for obvious reasons!
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I cannot blame you. There were advertisements everywhere for visiting Florida and Arizona. I totally get why.
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Brilliant, atmospheric picture. We’re expecting snow here in Scotland tomorrow but our backdrop’s a little different!
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I am back home in California now. And it’s 69° outside. Very glad to be home and warmer. But it really was beautiful to see. It’s a glorious city and made only prettier by the weather.
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You caught a break with our weather here. Normally it’s -20 out!
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And next week will be bikini weather lol.
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Exactly. Feast or famine.
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Yikes! That’s no fun.
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Jesus Christ! Normal weather for those guys right?
A very good shot, Jenny. Temperature here dropped 15 degrees.
I had to brush the snow off my keyboard.
Enjoy your week-end.
B.
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I’m glad I could bring the snow to you. And I’m even more glad to be home in 69° temperature. This California girl doesn’t know what to do when it’s cold outside.
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Amen to that… Still “freezing” here 😦
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Guess what?
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I’m going to Paris in April!
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Fantastic! That is sooo great. April can still be chilly but also lovely, weatherwise. So happy for you. When exactly in April? so I can give you early tips.
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I’ll send you a note on facebook…I would love your advice!
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👍
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Hey, you were in my neck of the woods. I love that picture. Our unstoppable Midwestern spirit is written there.
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It’s such a magnificent city. The snow and weather only made it more interesting. But I must’ve met, for this California girl, I don’t know what to do in that kind of weather. I’m glad to be home where it happens to be 69° today. Stay tuned for another blog post about a cruise down the Chicago River.
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Sure will!
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Oh Man, that looks cold! Great picture
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Thanks very much for the comment!
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Wow….I loved Chicago so much during my visit there last May. This is an incredible photo.
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Thank you! It’s a GREAT city.
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Gorgeous photo!
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Thank you. Felt like Xmas!
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I imagine!
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That is really a gorgeous photo. –Curt
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Thank you!
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Stunning pic!
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What a fabulous cool photo! Waw! 😀
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It looks a bit chaotic ! Love this picture
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Stunning photo!
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Thank you! It was a cold cold day that’s for sure! My face was freezing! This California girl would never last in the mid west!
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Well sometimes we have suffer for our art! Glad you did though, it’s a great photo.
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Nice, I like this image a lot.
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Thank you!
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What a great mood shot. It works so well in sepia.
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Thank you. Worked out good that day with sideways snow.
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