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Greased Lightning

It's snowing today! And what a great day it's been...minus the fact that I haven't finished nearly as much as I should have by now. But I DID go outside and play in the snow...and that's important!

The snow was fresh in the tree....so I did what any little kid would do, and licked it. It was snow AND ice...good thing my tongue didn't freeze to the tree in my front yard!

I love tree branches in the snow. There's just something about the combination of brown and pure white that strikes my artistic bone.

Part of the tree and part of my house.


Looking up Pennichuck Street. So picturesque.

Me in my getup...I borrowed Michael's boots because I don't have any in NH (except for my cowboy boots....), and he gave me his snowshoeing boots, because they each weight like 5 pounds, and he just wanted to see me try to walk in them. My sunglasses made a comeback!

Well, that's today. I've got a couple papers to write for English 316, and a bunch of Bio to read, but do you have any idea how hard it is to do that in my room, while I can see the beautiful snow just outside? And I still have a bit more mission shopping to do, and Sears is having a huge sale this weekend, so I think I might hit that up this afternoon/evening. Meaning it could be a late night tonight, but hey, I was able to do it all the time in school, so why not now!?

I had a lot of thoughts over the past few days...but now they've all escaped me. I should probably get back to work anyway...I'll be back soon anyway, with more thoughts. Hah, it's just how I roll.
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  1. KevinJanuary 18, 2010 at 10:26 PM

    Very nice! Yay for days off, that weren't supposed to be days off!

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  2. Patty OgdenJanuary 19, 2010 at 12:13 PM

    Successful shopping trip anyway.

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  3. TA DemingsJanuary 20, 2010 at 10:42 PM

    aww. that's fun. hey, I recognize that place. I've been there!

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