I don't know how many people are actually following the major snow storm that is effecting the DC metro area, but all I have to say is I'm so grateful I'm not in the middle of all that mess! My mother was telling me about all the snow they're getting, as well as all the snow they're ABOUT to get. Yes sir, I'm happy right here in TX!
That's not to say that I don't like the snow. A lot can be accomplished when you're snow-home-bound. For instance, my almost 4 year old niece and my 4 month old niece are actually enjoying the experience. Its not every day that a child in MD gets to have the kind of fun that they're having. MD is not known for their "good" snow. All the snow also leads to more quality time among families. More outside fun, because lets face it, we all like the things that are new and outside the norm. Snow in MD is outside the norm (well, maybe not this year), so why not play in it? Not to mention all the attention that mommies and daddies get to give they're children since no one can leave the house. I know some families are dreading spending that much time together, but really, its all what you make of it!
Me, I'm grateful I'm not stuck in the house! I love being able to go places, or at least having that option. The snow would be nice the first couple of days, but I'd much rather keep my distance for the time being. I'm enjoying watching San Antonio come to life with all the rain we've been getting. The 50-year-drought is over after 4 months of rain. The green is already peeking out and the clover patches make me imagine what Ireland must look like. I'm getting excited about spring and the fun things I'll be able to do with Ellie! I'm keeping my eyes directed forward, because even though we learn from what's behind us, you can't proceed without looking towards your future.
“Sunshine is delicious, rain is refreshing, wind braces us up, snow is exhilarating; there is really no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather.” --John Ruskin
Good night.
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