"Go East", they said...: Lots and lots of snow!

Dear Friend;

Come along, make haste and join us in our adventures while living "In The East".

We are living in the east, geographically speaking, after a sudden work transfer beckoned us almost across the entire country, splitting our family in half with grown children/grandchildren remaining behind on the west coast.

We moved into our new home April/06 but never knew it would be God's providence to endure another move for work and positioning for a future medical situation. We moved again amidst 4 feet of snow in mid Dec/08.

We hope to continue sharing our pioneering moments with our family and friends back home, creating an environment for tenderly passing along the new memories we'll be making over here in the east, those that will stand the test of time in both thought and deed.

Sprinkling some ambiance into the mix will be a fully loaded and most positive outlook while we're on this adventure and new challenge together.

Please join us while we journey onward. Feel free to email me with your comments, questions or ideas. We welcome you here.

Sursum Corda!
Renee

Wednesday, February 06, 2008

Lots and lots of snow!

SNOW!

LOTS AND LOTS OF SNOW!

It's been the strangest week for weather patterning here. One day almost two feet of snow fell from the skies, and then the next day it rained and the winds roared with the wild precipitation splattering everywhere just as if a monsoon hit us suddenly. All of the snow from the day before melted in record time by lunchtime yesterday, only to have another snowstorm warning forecasted to hit us again today. And it came, and it's still here!

It's pouring snow, not rain!

The snow is (pelting) down, icy flakes are steadily tinkling against the window with record speeds of snow drifting all over the place. The wind will continues to blow one way, then suddenly the opposite way. Such is a snowstorm I suppose. Everything was can canceled tonight. No hockey game, no card class, most church services for Ash Wednesday during the day, the radio is blaring with all the cancellations as service announcements continue to get called in for circulating.

Here I am, it's bedtime, and this is what I see outside my window shortly before I retire. The deck was already shovelled once before tonight, and here we are again just two hours later.