I guess I'm a total goober. I still love it. Maybe because I grew up in S. Texas, and we almost never had snow. Even though it's a more regular occurrence now, I still get all excited about it. I love watching it fall. I love the sound of the train near our house running all night long to keep the tracks clear. I love how it makes the whole world kind of muffled and quiet. And I love how it makes everything seem all "glowy" (very technical term there ... LOL!) at night. Like I said, I'm a goober. *laughs*
By the way, I hope your trip goes well! *HUGZ* By the time you arrive, I'm sure most of this snow will be melted, so you'll be able to get a bit of a "snow break" -- although there are still rather big patches and piles of snow left over from the "big" storm we had in late December.
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Date: 2010-01-31 03:23 am (UTC)By the way, I hope your trip goes well! *HUGZ* By the time you arrive, I'm sure most of this snow will be melted, so you'll be able to get a bit of a "snow break" -- although there are still rather big patches and piles of snow left over from the "big" storm we had in late December.