Recovering From Snowpocalypse / Snowmageddon...
Well, the world didn't end via Snowpocalypse or Snowmageddon...we have managed to survive! They have been referring to this storm as "the snow storm of the century"...How does THAT work? Is this the past 100 years? This century so far...the past 11 years and for the next 89 years? From now and including the next 100 years?
I'm having a hard time grasping the whole "snow storm of the century" idea...but I guess it has something to do with living in town and on the beaten path. If I still lived out in the country with my parents I might be agreeing with it though. They live 20 miles from anywhere so they are one of the last ones to get dug out in this situation. If this is the snow storm of the century, then the next 89 years should be free and clear...HaHa...I'll believe that when I see it!
I did get out and snap a few pictures from where the snow had been shoveled or plowed. I really had no intentions to jump into a snow drift just to take pictures!
I haven't worked since last Thursday due to the end of our project's "month" at work and the weather the last two days, so I'm almost looking forward to going back to work tomorrow...ALMOST! I've had a bit of CABIN FEVER the last two days...I said cabin fever...NOT Beiber Fever. I just had to throw that in...BaHaHaHa!
Mother Nature threw a Snowpocalypse / Snowmageddon at us AND possibly -8 degree weather tonight... I'm beginning to wonder this...WHO PISSED IN MOTHER NATURE'S POST TOASTIES?!?! I'm posting on that note ... THAT. IS. ALL.
I'm having a hard time grasping the whole "snow storm of the century" idea...but I guess it has something to do with living in town and on the beaten path. If I still lived out in the country with my parents I might be agreeing with it though. They live 20 miles from anywhere so they are one of the last ones to get dug out in this situation. If this is the snow storm of the century, then the next 89 years should be free and clear...HaHa...I'll believe that when I see it!
I did get out and snap a few pictures from where the snow had been shoveled or plowed. I really had no intentions to jump into a snow drift just to take pictures!
(Someone had already been out to shovel a path across the patio. I finished cleaning it this afternoon.)
(There was a deep snow drift right against the apartment building.)
(My Jeep was still parked inside. My neighbor had a slightly smaller snow drift to get out through.)
(There's usually a LOT more stake showing on this than there was today.)
(This was some of the snow drift that had accumulated along the south side of the building.)
(There was quite a pile of snow from where they cleaned off the parking lot.)
(The neighbor's shrub looked cool.)
(Snow on the pine tree at the apartment.)
(There wasn't nearly as much snow under the pine tree!)
(Pine tree up in the corner of the neighbor's yard. In the foreground you can see how deep the snow was pushed up onto the mailboxes.)
(There was even a sunset to finish off today. I really wanted to get a wider view of it, but really want to dive off into the snow drift to get the shot!)
I haven't worked since last Thursday due to the end of our project's "month" at work and the weather the last two days, so I'm almost looking forward to going back to work tomorrow...ALMOST! I've had a bit of CABIN FEVER the last two days...I said cabin fever...NOT Beiber Fever. I just had to throw that in...BaHaHaHa!
Mother Nature threw a Snowpocalypse / Snowmageddon at us AND possibly -8 degree weather tonight... I'm beginning to wonder this...WHO PISSED IN MOTHER NATURE'S POST TOASTIES?!?! I'm posting on that note ... THAT. IS. ALL.

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