After my run I headed to Target to get my christmas tree and some decorations. I spent the rest of the day watching movies that were on tv, my Tarheels beat Kentucky, and then I joined some people for dinner at the Olive Garden. And, ooh, it was so good!
This morning the snow had been cleared of the parking lots and pushed to the sides of the streets. It snowed ALL day long yesterday into the late evening. The weatherman estimated around 7-9 inches, as it was still snowing at 1opm last night and they were unsure. After the Vikings game, I got a wild hair up my butt. Shocking, I know. I put on the layers, and lots of them, and headed out to venture through the neighborhood. The temperature was a balming 6 degrees but I guess it felt like -7, according to weather.com. Thankfully, there was really no wind or breeze. Here's what ND and 7+ inches of snow looks like the day after....
kids playing on a fresh snow pile in the park
christmas trees for sale
This evening, I finally finished putting away all of my fall decorations, and pulled out most of my christmas decorations and candles (remember I used to work at Bath and Body Works). I will enjoy the rest of the evening watching the movie Elf, reading my new Runners World magazine, and enjoying the smell of frosted cranberry.
'Tis the season!
15 comments:
Gosh just can't imagine all that snow! and those temperatures. I need to quit whining about 40 degrees.
A mini tri will be awesome. I did one or 2 in prep for mine and it really wasn't that bad. You can definitely do it! I can't wait to hear how it goes, if you decide to do one.
tree looks gorgeous! Sounds like a nice relaxing evening!
I am so impressed that you get out in that snow! If it is below freezing here everything shuts down. I have been using our cold mornings as an excuse to get out...no more, I will just think of you and all that snow!
Hope the tri went well!
Take Care
sounds like a fun weekend.
how do you survive up there.. if it helps, today was almost 60 degrees here!
The snow is pretty, but I would rather have warm weather. Every year I live in MI I wonder why I put up with it. Oh well..it's home. :)
Your tree is so beautiful!!
Wow, six degrees, that's crazy *smiles sheepishly* :-) Nice tree!!
Oh no, sorry to hear the 7 miles didn't happen! I hope your mini-tri goes well next weekend though. Looks like some amazing snow over there, and somewhat similar to over here. I got my Christmas tree up this weekend too so now it is definitely feeling like the season.
Oh, the snow is so pretty. Is it weird to miss it?
We had about 8 inches of snow this weekend. Today we've got EXTREMELY heavy rain and almost all of the snow has melted already.
Elf is funny!
There is no way I would be able to get out in that! You are awesome!!
OMG!!! Dang and I thought I lived in the Arctic!!
Your tree looks great!
I can deal with the snow for a weekend or so, but I don't know how you guys drive in that stuff! Scary.
Love the winter photos! Even though it's cold, they make me miss the snow. (We are in the midst of a rain/wind storm here - yuck!) Good luck with your training.
Do you at least get a "snow day" off from school in all that crap? Even though it snows a lot in Ohio and we're pretty used to it, I can count on at least two "snow days" a year . . . they are the highlight of my winter!
Enjoy the snow.
Best of luck on the mini tri.
And love the tree.
Ah yes, the snow...I missed the first storm (but saw one in ID instead) and then got to drive in the crap yesterday...you are so on on how many people can't drive in it!!
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