Saturday, December 19, 2009

Winter weather blunderland


This last Friday I woke up to the biggest snow that we've seen in over ten years. I was really disappointed because I was supposed to go to Charlotte that day and celebrate my friend's birthday. (Happy Birthday Devin!) I had the weekend off as well, how many times can you manage that? Reluctantly I stayed instead of braving the monsterous storm. However, being stuck at home isn't that much better.

I think snow is only fun when your younger. The older you get the more you learn to see snow as a fluffy nuisance. When your a kid all you have to worry about is school and when that gets canceled you then have time for the more important things in life such as video games, sledding, snow ball fights and hot chocolate. It's only when you grow up and get a job or have friends that aren't right across the block that snow looses some of it's magic.

It gets much worse when you have to shovel the stuff. By then no magic is left and you pretty much hate snow all together. I don't want to sound cynical but it's really hard to love something that has you walled in tighter than the FBI at Branch Davidian.

It was shoveling snow that I spent the most productive parts of my day. During that time I managed to pull myself away from my current dislike of the weather in order to snap a few photos documenting it. These are a few that I shot.


2 comments:

Val said...

Happy to see you using that camera of yours. And I'm oddly bummed I missed such an awesome storm. In UT when it snows that much, nothing shuts down. Lame. Enjoy this white weekend in.

lovinmyfamily said...

I love snow Jordan! Well losing pay by having to call in to work sucks, but I still think it's beautiful! lol. Of course I'm one of "those" people all around it appears ;o) Love the pics!