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Så här såg den småländska snön ut idag.
Det är förresten fascinerande med snö och Twitter -- det kommer ofta rapporter på Twitter om snöfall. Någonting hos snön triggar "dela-med-sig"-reflexen. Jag undrar ofta över den reflexen -- jag menar om jag inte hittar mina nycklar, hur får jag för mig att twittra om det, som jag såg för några dagar sedan.
/Simon
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