Snowy dreams

I haven't been blogging bc I have actually been busy. Busy doing what, you ask?

Shoveling

Digging my car out

Enjoying the wonderful sound of the snow shovel on the concrete. Swoosh swoosh swoosh

Letting the cold breath deep within me and give my cheeks color

Watching the incredibly beautiful way that the lights reflect off the recently fallen snow

Listening to the sound of the cracking and breaking of tree branches as the snow is too heavy

I am so in love with snow, I can't stand it. It took me years to get up the courage to go and find a new place to live. One where there are actual seasons and though my love and my family are not here, I am still okay because I know they are still in my heart. I wouldn't want to give up this beauty.

I am a serious snow fan. And I had no idea.

There is just something incredibly beautiful and serene about snow. It is white and winter land like giving the way to so many possibilities. Absolutely anything can happen.

This is where I live now

I woke up this morning to find this out my window -

When my moving vehicle arrived here yesterday there were small piles of snow off to the side of some of the streets.

When we walked my parent's dogs, there was a bit of snow on the grass mixed in with the pine needles.

And yes, I know that it snows here!! Thank you to all the people who stated that every time I said I was moving here.

But I have to be honest that it was a HUGE SHOCK to wake up and see that there was snow EVERY WHERE and it was still snowing.

I honestly thought I would have a few more weeks to get acquainted with the area before I was smacked in the face with snow blizzards.

I am laughing at myself too. Mind you. BUT I AM STILL IN COMPLETE SHOCK!!!
The above picture is my new awesome townhome. I am the second one in. I am so blessed. It is the coolest little place right in front of a gorgeous pond.

Above is my little road before I turn in to my driveway.

And there I am.

And here is the current view from my desk area - after the day of snowfall.

PS: If I've learned one thing about snow dwellers, they have no thought for the lines in the road or the lines in a parking area. They drive and park with as much room as they feel their vehicle needs.