Okay, so last night my school went ahead and called it for today. I was a little surprised because, even though it iced all day yesterday, in a slow depressing drizzle, everything was supposed to stop by about midnight. However, when we woke up this morning I was refreshed by a sight I hadn't seen in quite some time:
It was snowing heavily, the trees were coated in ice and everything has that eerie quiet that I think is one of the most peaceful quiets ever. It took Brent, after he cleaned his car for about 20 minutes, an hour to get to work (normally a 15 minute drive), so things aren't wonderful.
The power has been flicking on and off this morning so I'm going to keep this short so I can shut the computer down. A lot of trees and limbs are falling because of all the ice plus the snow on top, plus there were so many loose limbs from the windstorm back in October.So I think I'm going to lay back, finish my book and my peach tea that I just made and enjoy a TRUE snow day (and I really hope the power stays on...!)
2 comments:
Hey Kels,
Sorry to hear about your ice storm - that's worse than just snow. Hope everyone is taking it slow and staying safe!
Love,
A.L.
P.S. Did I tell you that Uncle Al & I are going to Mexico in Feb.?
Kelsey,
I tried leaving you a comment the other day but I couldn't figure it out but Annie showed me. I just wanted to say that I love reading your blog! :) I tried one of your receipes that you put on here and it was really good & very easy to make, so thanks! Oh & I love John & Kate Plus 8 too. Anyways, I hope you have a good rest of the week & weekend!
Love, Katie
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