is it just me? or are the rest of you sick of the snow, too? i want to be appreciative of the moisture it provides, and i do acknowledge its beauty, but i'm done. strange, i never felt this way in logan, that i recall. i don't know why i feel this way now. maybe it's just old age and the fact that even the thought of sledding makes me hurt. unless i could do it like they did at crae's mountain luge, with a snowmobile ride up and an awesome, smooth ride down. that was cool. but for now...melt already.
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I am with you on this one! I am tired of the dilema of never being able to wash my car. It is either snowing, raining or too cold!! And as for the sledding thing, unfortunately I am really outnumbered on that one. Crae has already taken the girls out on his snowmobile and they ask every day when we are going again.
Oh, and the sledding hill has not been in commission for a few years,but when it is, we'll have to get you back up there!! I still have not experienced it, but will hopefully soon. And from what I've heard, it is NO smooth ride down.
AMEN!!!!
Off topic, but I would just like to know how you know what Philip Seymour Hoffman's sock drawer smells (tastes) like. Oh, and I'm done with the snow thing, too.
kim, sometimes i can just imagine. p.s.h. seems like he would smell and taste nasty, like a rotten orange. but i think he tries to look that way, so he probably really smells like the fresh scent of gain.
Hey Danelle!
I just found your blog from Autumn's, hope you don't mind me snooping. You need to move to the great northwest if you don't like the snow. We had the perfect snow storm this year. Tons of snow for Christmas, and in a week it was all melted!
Marci
Marci...Lyman? or Bayles? Either way, how exciting. I have friends near Portland and I saw all the great snow photos. You can snoop all you want.
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