I am still like a kid when it comes to snow. It never really gets old for me. I measure out my years in terms of the “Blizzard of ’79…96…03…” So I am over the top excited about the blizzard of 2010 that is going on outside my doors right now at this very moment.
I will forever be amused, and yes I must admit a tad bit annoyed, by the mind-losing freakout that occurs here in Baltimore whenever there is a forecast for a bit of the white stuff. This time, however, I will give you all a break.
You go right ahead and freak out over the Snowpocalypse of 2010. I believe we have now shot right on past the 24 inches mark so it’s almost called for this time around. I however am going to suit up and head out again to take more pics, shovel, and glory in the beautiful snow.
Here are a few pics from this morning. Click on the photos for bigger versions. Awesome isn’t it? 🙂
Aw heck yeah…let it snow!! 🙂
I just remembered what it was that first led me to stumble across your blog! It was your photography – and specifically, your glittering icicle shots!
I love your love of snow. How can people ever lose the joy of that! Just because they have to shovel it, or drive in it? So what! Adulthood’s responsibilities bring far greater blessings than inconveniences. Why lose your joy in something wonderful, just because it carries with it a corresponding chore? Do these snow grinches lose their joy of food just because they have to cook it now?
Criminey Jickets. Of course, I may be the wrong one to offer perspective. I still play with my food to this day.
You are right…the icicle pics…now I remember! 🙂 They were from several winters ago when we had another “snow disaster” that now pales in comparison to this one.
I know people are totally over the snow now. I am a lone voice in the blizzard winds out there…ha ha But I once again had a freakin’ ball shoveling the new snow this morning. I am still having fun.
I am looking out the window at the crazy blowing snow and wondering how long before it is all gone and we are back to the drudgery of cold barren and uninteresting winter days. I always figure if it is going to be winter it may as well do something interesting.
Oh and I totally approve of playing with your food also! 🙂