What a week! Finn was slowly recovering from his bought with the flu and then it took over my body…and then onto Michaels…now back to little man, though, thankfully it’s just a cold now… Hence, no posts last week…
Then it was preparing for the storm – the record breaking, two-day storm. What a storm it was – over 3 feet of snow, both doors snowed closed and drifts up to the windows (and even over some windows!)…thankfully, we never lost power and the sun did eventually shine…
So, we are all still recovering and looking forward to spring – it will inevitably come, sooner or later as will our good health…
Glad you are back. Been missing you. Get well wishes to all!
Thank you Ly!! oxox
Oh, get well soon!! That snowstorm looks incredible; the most we ever get here is about 3 inches (never mind 3 foot), and the whole of the land grinds to a halt as a result.. I hope you’re staying warm!
Thank you!! It was incredible – igloos to built soon no doubt…(:
I am so glad you did not lose power! My daughter in Newport, RI lost power, but thankfully for less than 24 hours. That snow!!!!
Good to hear your daughter was only without power for 24 hours! Yes, that snow – amazing!! Now, it’s all muddy and melting – yuck, February in New England, not the prettiest…better days ahead!
Hope you and your family are recovering speedily. We got away lightly, about 12 inches,though some area of my lawn and driveway had 3 feet due to the drift. Glad you did not lose power and was able to stay warm.
thank you Norma – yes, we are all nearly recovered, though I still feel like I could sleep for days…
The plus side of heating with wood, is that if (and when) the power goes out, we still have heat…thankfully…
Good grief! That’s a LOT of snow! I’m so glad you’re okay now…
OMG – it was so much snow. Then the next day rain…now it’s snow and mud! Yikes – what I’d give to be in the tropics!! (:
Great snow storm, glad you had some help to clear a path 🙂
Even with a cold, little man wants to be a part of the action! He just had to get out and use his shovel! It was quite the storm to say the least. Now we have mud and snow…