Oh, Mother Nature, gotta love her. All winter, we have been teased with "possibility of snow" reports. Kai was second-guessing the nature of the seasons, because "when all the leaves fall off the trees then we have snow and then that's winter." So when we got yet another possible snow report, I was so pessimistic, mad that there was no bread or milk at the grocery store, and making fun of those that bought it all up. It was March, there was no way it was going to snow. On our way home from Best Buy and the sticker store, sleet started to fall and eventually, little snow flurries. I didn't want to get Kai's hopes up, so I told him it probably would melt and not stick to the ground. Well, it snowed so hard that I wondered if it would ever stop.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Let It Snow! (But Don't Let Our Power Go Out)
Oh, Mother Nature, gotta love her. All winter, we have been teased with "possibility of snow" reports. Kai was second-guessing the nature of the seasons, because "when all the leaves fall off the trees then we have snow and then that's winter." So when we got yet another possible snow report, I was so pessimistic, mad that there was no bread or milk at the grocery store, and making fun of those that bought it all up. It was March, there was no way it was going to snow. On our way home from Best Buy and the sticker store, sleet started to fall and eventually, little snow flurries. I didn't want to get Kai's hopes up, so I told him it probably would melt and not stick to the ground. Well, it snowed so hard that I wondered if it would ever stop.
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