The blizzard began about 3:00pm on Tuesday. I had just gotten home from picking Sissy up from school (early) and the wind began to really blow. By that evening it was pretty amazing. Scott saw a couple neighbors snow blowing so he joined in. Before Macker went to bed the snow was already really deep.
Our electricity had been flickering all evening but at around 9 it was gone. Thank God, the kids stayed asleep all night. This morning the house was 49 degrees and I don't know if you can tell but the snow was almost covering the entire window. The lights turned on at 7:00am and we all broke into a happy dance singing 'This is the day, this is the day.....
After breakfast it was time to get to work.
After breakfast it was time to get to work.
8 comments:
Time to come home. Good grief! The snow in your kitchen windows is outrageous. I cannot even believe that you were outside. So glad you're power came back on before you turned into popscicles.
MMMMmmmmm.... a MacScicle.....
Oh, the joys of Midwestern living. This storm was no joke! Wouldn't you gladly take a good old fashioned AZ dust storm over this any day?! I think you guys got hit harder than us...sorry about your power...brrrrr!!!!!
Those pictures are unreal! I can't wait for you to have those painted as a mural in your AZ home!
Time for lots of hot chocolate and movies...
that is crazy! i remember loving snow like that as a kid - but definitely not now.
The high here was in the 40's today and I could not stay warm. I guess I wouldn't last long in the Midwest....
Holy cow! And to think we're freezing here too! And that is why I need a winter and summer home!
I cannot imagine dealing with all of that. I don't know how I did it when I lived in Wisconsin, honestly! BRRRRR!!
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