It is 40 degrees.
Since I have lived here in the great norther tundra, I haven't before seen a Halloween without snow. Now it is past Halloween, and though the sky is dark and the day is only 8 hours long, there is still no sign of snow.
Not that I am complaining; when the snow does come, it will be here until May. It is just...disorientating.
And I am wishing for the fresh, clean blanket of white that makes the dark easier to manage. This will be our last winter in Alaska, we hope to be in Florida by this time next year. I suppose I want to squeeze as much snow in as possible.
Says me now. I will be eating these words in January.
stuff...
About Me
- Rebecca is Fabulous
- Rebecca is mama to the three loveliest girls in the world: Violet Lynn, Carli Jay, and River Fay. She is also a wife to Jason, king of men, who is thisclose to recieving mechanics master's certification. She is currently smack dab in the middle of a college education that she hopes will only take eight years. And in her downtime, she cleans, cooks, sews, plays with make-up, reads, and drives her beloved Jeep, Xena Warrior Princess the Car, all over Owensboro, from daycares to elementary schools to colleges to grocery stores to Target to...
4 comments:
That is one thing I miss about living in Atlanta ... we hardly ever get snow. Still, I FOR SURE don't miss shoveling and wet feet!
And, when it does snow down here, EVERYTHING closes up because O!M!G! SNOW! So that's pretty funny to this northern-born girl.
I tagged you to do a meme over at my site; I hope you don't mind. Check it out!
You're moving to Florida? Wow, that's 180 degrees different. congrats!
I feel the same way. I always get excited waiting for the first snowfall and then when it arrives I'm cursing the idiot drivers on the road and wondering why I even like snow!
We've got snow here and it is so depressing. It's not the fun kind, either, just the slushy wet kind. Yuck.
Post a Comment