It's Sunday, the 12th of February in 2006, and the northern coastal region of the United States is hit by a storm. For a friend in Maryland, there was only a few powdery inches. For us, it is 5 in the evening and it is almost two feet deep. The photo is of my driveway and the shed. It's a bit blurry because snow is still falling and somewhere behind all that the sun is setting. It's predicted to end around midnight. It has been a hard day with shoveling twice, and we're likely to shovel again tomorrow morning. Tonight I'm really looking forward to being warm, writing for a while, eating supper, and watching "Serenity". Best wishes from the heart of Connecticut to all who are surviving and trying to survive the storm.
Sunday, February 12, 2006
Speaking from the heart of Connecticut in a blizzard
It's Sunday, the 12th of February in 2006, and the northern coastal region of the United States is hit by a storm. For a friend in Maryland, there was only a few powdery inches. For us, it is 5 in the evening and it is almost two feet deep. The photo is of my driveway and the shed. It's a bit blurry because snow is still falling and somewhere behind all that the sun is setting. It's predicted to end around midnight. It has been a hard day with shoveling twice, and we're likely to shovel again tomorrow morning. Tonight I'm really looking forward to being warm, writing for a while, eating supper, and watching "Serenity". Best wishes from the heart of Connecticut to all who are surviving and trying to survive the storm.
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