We are being POUNDED with snow!
Before Christmas the kids were doing snow dances and begging for snow.
I guess it all worked eventually because now it is getting ridiculous.
On the radio yesterday morning the weather man said the average snowfall in Boston is 46 inches and as of yesterday morning they were already at 51 inches. I don't know what it has been out here in the sticks, but I do know that we got ANOTHER storm last night.
This is a picture of a ruler, yep you can only see the tip top.
Yep, another foot of snow. A couple weeks ago we got a storm with 20 inches, last week another 8 and now today about a foot.
We are buried in it.
You can barely see the Honda underneath it all. Yesterday it was completely cleaned off and I was driving it.
This is what my BBQ looks like. I left it out with the cover on hoping to be able to use it. Probably not, we can't get to it.
This is a view from my kitchen floor onto the patio.
And this lovely picture was the temperature the other morning while I was sitting at seminary. Yes, it got even colder, we saw -10, but couldn't get the picture to work, I think my camera was very possibly frozen!!!
As of right now my little lovelies won't get out of school until June 22nd. We have had so many snow days. Last week with the Martin Luther King holiday, my kids only had 2 days of school because we had 2 snow days in 1 week.
It is starting to get ridiculous! Pretty, but come on.....
Snow so high there is no where left to put it. Can't see the mailbox, can't see around the snowbanks when you are driving and can't see when you pull out in front of a police man because you can't see him coming because there is
TOO MUCH SNOW!!!
1. being safe
2. no accidents
3. eventually spring will come!
Paulette H. Burt "Just Peachy" Paulette Humphries Burt passed away February 19, 2011 from complications of cancer. She died peacefully at her home in East Mill Creek.Paulette was born September 28, 1946 to Ray Bleak and Charlotte Blake Humphries. She has eight wonderful sisters and enjoyed their friendship and sister parties throughout her life. She graduated from Granger High School and attended Utah State University. Served a mission for the LDS Church in the Pacific Northwest Mission. In 1968 she married her sweetheart, Paul Curtis Burt, in the Salt Lake Temple and later raised their five children. She was active in the LDS Church and she and Paul were serving a service mission to the Utah State Prison. Paulette was a natural people person who always looked for the best in others and readily accepted them free from judgment. She had a sincere desire to see others succeed and rooted for the under-dog. Those that knew her best have lost their best life-cheerleader. She made friends wherever she went and took interest in people others often overlooked, such as housekeeping staff at the hospital and cashiers at the grocery store. Paulette maintained a positive outlook throughout her battles with cancer and was a source of love and light to all those around her. She made us laugh when we wanted to cry and reminded us daily of the love of our Savior, Jesus Christ. She loved being with her family, reading and listening to loud music. She was a hoot to be around and kept young by constantly talking on her cell phone and texting. It brought a smile to our face every time we heard Lady Gaga as her ring tone. She is preceded in death by her beloved parents and granddaughter. She is survived by her husband, Paul; five children: Pam, Todd (Dawn), Rachel (Christopher), Nathan (Sarah), Jessica (Tim); 14 grandchildren; eight sisters. She will be greatly missed by all who were within her influence. We look forward to when we will see her again.
