Snow '10 report:
Day 1:  Children dressed and ready to go by 7 a.m. (it was a Saturday)  Much sledding in the what was actually sleet.   I tended to my dentist, who injured her hand, a kid whose parents were at the top of the hill socializing whilst he hit a fire hydrant, and to various wild child confrontations.  I welcomed the limoncello being passed around in a glass jar at that point.
We ate well and slept better, and watched" Iron Man".  My husband did a lot of sitting around reading Blake, as he is wont to do.
Day 2:  Church was NOT canceled.  I slept in at least, but then we ventured out.  This was more than I could take, apparently, as I then had to nap.  Long walk in the slush, more sledding, fire FAIL (so unusual for me!  I am such a good fire builder.  I am devastated).  Forewent the Grammys in order to watch Masterpiece's "Emma".  
Day 3:  Ventured to friend's house where we had non-instant cocoa (my children will never, ever let me serve instant again), chili for the 3rd time (white bean, a nice change of pace), and some killer-ass sledding that actually was scary and a bit painful.  Still.  Attempted to build a snowman.  Friend found tiramasu in her fridge and pulled it out.  My children were instantly transformed.  What is this dark magic, they asked.  They have talked of little else since.  
Day 3 is ending with a question of whether or not schools will open tomorrow.  At this point our Spring Break is in jeopardy.  I still like my family, but a rigid schedule and actually driving at this point would be welcome.  
AT LEAST WE HAVE POWER.
Now to go put a blow dryer to my firewood.  I will succeed tonight!
2 comments:
What is the saying,
"Company (insert neighbors)like fish, goes bad after 3 days."
I have heard not a peep from all my neighbors of whom we have been socializing NON STOP since snOMG storm hit.
I find it interesting.
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