Two things to do in the Snow

A few white flakes have wafted gently down from the sky and brought UK life to a shuddering halt.  So what should a good Lib Dem be doing today, since going to work is clearly out of the question?

Well, we know Lib Dem Voice supremo Rob Fenwick is building snowmen.

But the rest of us need to get out with FOCUS leaflets and cameras and take two key pictures today:

“THEY EVEN CAME ROUND IN THE SNOW!”

And have a quick think about what’s going on this year’s Christmas card.  Nice pics of town landmarks with snow on go down a treat.

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  • Hmmm. A little flake of snow and half of England shuts down. Well done to those who carried on with their deliveries. I’m just fretting about spending 5 days in Aviemore next week in my role as Vice Convener of Scottish Conference Committee. Snow forecast for Saturday, Sunday & Monday and temp. from -5 to a sweltering +3c. Now where did I put my thermal undies?

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