How Dallas Does Snow Days

We asked everyone how they spent their snow day on Thursday and you didn’t disappoint. Here’s the JLL facilities team at The Campus at Legacy, who arrived to work bright and early to clear pathways, sand and spread ice melt. (But would you have believed us if we said it was a groundbreaking?)

Colliers International’s Dan LaGree (a financial analyst on Creighton Stark and Jack Minter’s capital markets team) snapped this shot on his walk to work from his apartment near Victory Park to the Colliers office at 1717 McKinney.

JLL assistant GM Kelly Giron shared this snowman-making team of kiddos, 4-year-old Carolina and 7-year-old David. We assume the dog was the construction manager.

So, what do you do when the shoppers are slow to come in? At Golden Triangle Mall in Denton, they channeled Anna and Elsa and built a snowman.

The Weitzman Group SVP Greg McDonald was at the company’s top producer ski trip but shared this pic of his dog, Knut, enjoying some Texas snow.

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