
I may be changing my mind about snow! For the last several years I have hated it--and I mean HATED it! I don't ski, or sled, or anything requiring snow. Every morning from November to March (or April) I would look outside my window with my heart pounding--would there be snow, how deep would it be, how are the roads?? Every morning I felt like I was taking my life in my hands as I drove across the valley to teach. Never was school delayed or canceled--NEVER. Nothing ever slowed down, it was business as usual regardless of how much it snowed. The snow may have been a contributing factor as to why we moved here--maybe, O.K, perhaps it was a BIG reason I was willing to move somewhere warmer.
There is no snow in Texas, everyone knows that! And then on Christmas Eve it began to snow and actually stick--the kids thought it was a Christmas miracle, but I was just glad I didn't have to drive anywhere. The snow only stayed on the ground 12 hours and then disappeared--which I liked. The news talked about people staying home from work, appointments, etc.--which I also liked. I realized that I liked the way Texans dealt with snow--with a healthy fear and knowing that most things aren't worth driving through the snow for.
If this keeps up, I may just learn to like snow again!
They look so cold!
ReplyDeleteI like the way Texas does snow. Out here in WI snow is like oxygen... it's everywhere. I. want. out.
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