Snow in Tucson

A common sight at Waffle Horse

These were happier times, before The Snow.

Before The Snow, Annie lounged on the patio at Govinda's.

 Before The Snow, we looked at unidentifiable birds at Reid Park, Tucson.

 Then, The Snow came.

GET IT OFF ME!! 

Snow can pretend to be pretty.

We attended a Hare Krishna service at their temple Sunday night. I was intrigued, and I wanted to get a feel for the thing. I mean, people who can make food like that? Worth investigating.

If you're curious and a teeny bit adventurous, give it a try. It's not scary. I'd say their worship is more spirited than Jehovah's Witnesses and more restrained than Pentecostals. If you just want to eat delicious restaurant food at Govinda's, you won't be accosted with religion at all, but you won't be restrained when you yell YUM!

They didn't tell me this, but digging around I see that Hare Krishnas are involved in food relief efforts, and serve 1.5 million free veg*n meals a day worldwide.