snowflakes
The science of snowflakes here.
(For those of you who wonder where I come up with this stuff, I'd be nothing without Rudy.)
posted by andrea at 9:57 a.m.
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
The science of snowflakes here.
(For those of you who wonder where I come up with this stuff, I'd be nothing without Rudy.)
14 Comments:
Yeesssss!..Paper snowflakes...I did that when I was young!!!
Hooooooo....Truffles...I love and merci pour la recette. I try it!
Merry christmas and happy new year Andréa. Ritabisous.
Love the snowflake cutter!
When I read "need a snow day?" I was hoping there would be some clever advice on how to drop out of life for a while. Instead I just really enjoyed your photos from the truffles post.
Ritadaphne/bisous: Et Joyeux Noel a toi!
Caroline: Moi aussi.
Joyce: Les inhabitants de Manitoba n'exigent pas les jous de neige, n'est-ce pas?
Oh no. I took a day off from work to go shopping and do some errands and now this...
You can find lots of good printable Christmas Tree Snowflake Ornaments at Paper Snowflakes for Children http://www.papersnowflakes.com
No snow here, but I'm happy to report RAIN!
hey girley,
up to me eyeballs in truffles! yummmm.
i am getting really fat with all this cheer.
the "new years" cards are going out soon ... get it? well, you will get one! the wisdom teeth set us back a tad, so am lowering my standards and relaxing!
xo
susan
The Paper Flake was fun!
Happy Holidays to you and to yours!
(I'm not looking at the rest of your blog now...I've been warned there are goodies down there...hehehe!)
Ces: I know! I keep going back to make more.
Snowflake: but it's so much more fun to design your own!
Dinahmow: I guess you'll have to set up a raindrop-making website now...
Susan: Watch it -- you'll be paying for fillings next with all that sweet good cheer! Looking forward to your Happy New Year cards.
LDahl: Are you implying that my blog is fattening? :)
Thanks to my new Geographic I discovered that a snowflake's shape depends on the temperature at which it is formed.
From 0 to -5 flakes crystallize as plates and dendrites
-5 to -10 needles and hollow columns and past that they return to dendrites and plates...
this makes me sound pretty flakey doesn't it?
Andrea thanks for being such a great sport in 06 and have a great holiday.
This year you get to sing 'the weather outside is frightful'...
I hope that it stops soon.
HE: Is that a head on your shoulders or a pc? Fortunately it's an attractive pc.
I just about got lost in that livescience shop! So many gadgets that I would love to have for myself!
I discovered the snowflake cutter on another blog. It's great!
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