I don't like living in an icebox. I envy all of you who live where it doesn't snow 24/7 all winter long. Merrill and I have had it with the roads frozen over and ten feet of snow to wade through wherever we go (sorry for exaggerating). But it was, afterall, cool to have our very first white Christmas.
I hope everyone had a good Christmas. Merrill and I made it down to Ogden and spent a full day with Tiffany, Brian, Shelby and Monica, and the kids. It was a lot of fun, and felt good to relax after driving in a snow storm for 4 hours.
Now we're just waiting for the new semester to start. Happy New Year!!
As if the snow couldn't have gotten worse! It's still snowing, and the sun hasn't peaked through the clouds since we got back from Ogden. Nope. Snow is piling up and freezing over, layer after layer. And no one seems to be clearing the roads! I hope that will change when school starts and Rexburg comes to life again. And with lack of sun, I think I'm beginning to blend in with my surroundings--my own natural snow camouflage. I do have to say that if there is anywhere I'd rather be, it would be somewhere snow-free. At least we get some narly icicles outside our windows.
