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Wednesday Jan 16, 2008
I grew up in New England, so I'm used to the snow. Back over a decade ago, a collegiate from California came to town during a storm and remarked "I can't believe how much work you have to do, cleaning snow from your cars, driveways, ...". That was a little disheartening - should I move to CA and never shovel snow again? Just when such thoughts start to take hold, the skies open up and the flakes start falling. Inconvenient but beautiful. Definitely worth the shoveling (even better with teenagers in the house to help!). Here are some pics from Monday this week.
I remember my time in Chelmsford. The snow was pilled so high, it almost covered the light poles in the parking lot at Sun. But it was beautiful....
Posted by Kevin Purdy on January 21, 2008 at 03:08 PM EST #
This is why I live in Texas...
Posted by lizzi on February 09, 2008 at 01:36 PM EST #