Native Snow Dance

by Sarah Hodgson on January 24, 2011

Okay, so this is enough snow.

Go ahead. Blame me. I deserve it.

As soon as Thanksgiving ended, I started praying for snow. Big fluffy white flakes, in quantity. I blogged my desires, I danced the snow dance. I wanted, wanted, wanted snow, snow, snow.

Now we’re bracing for another storm and I’m googling “Caribbean.”

Dogs are playing a lot of war games....

Kids past time? Remove all the books from shelf.

Oh, snow. So fun and filled with homespun memories. We light the fire, catch snowflakes on our tongues and drink hot chocolate. We bundle up — did I mention low long that takes? — and we shovel. And shovel. We worry about ice on the steps and wedged between paws. Will school be closed? Will the blankets draped over the dining room table still seem magic after the fourth time?

My snow pirate!

So I sit at my computer, nervously monitoring weather.com. Another 6” inches. And it’s 76 degrees in St. Thomas. I’m just saying.

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