I woke this morning to a beautiful view outside my
door. Snow came to our house. It wasn’t a lot but for me it never has to
be. I like the beauty of snow but not
the issues that come with it. Maybe it’s
the fact that my first car was a mustang.
Because of this I grew to hate driving in snow. My car would spin its wheels at the idea of
ice on the road. Then when we had the
huge ice storm in Springfield in 07 I became a little terrified of ice. The sound of ice and limbs cracking and
falling would wake me in my sleep. It
was one of the most horrible weeks in my life.
The power went out in my house the morning after the storm began. It took almost a week to get it back on. It was a hard week for everyone who lived in
the area. We ended up trekking to my mom
and dads who had a generator to heat their living room. We ended up squeezing seven people in a small
room every night. Many of us had no
power. I remember having to try to find
a laundry mat that had available space to clean clothes. This horrible experience actually seemed to
bring all to the same place. We all were
like refugees in the same experience.
Most had no power, no heat, and no warm water. I remember doing anything I could to get to
work just so I could take my son who was not even a year so where warm. All the snow has melted today and I’m okay
with that. I can take a visit from snow
a few times a year as long as it goes away in the same day. I know that I can’t always get what I want
when it comes to our snow fall but so far this year it’s going my way.
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