It’s been a busy couple weeks. The boys were on vacation last week and we had company over the weekend, my family visiting from New Jersey, which is always nice. Unfortunately, my sister and her family couldn’t make it so the boys were a little bummed to not see their other cousins as well. This week the boys were back in school, but we still had company visiting with us. Our goddaughter, along with three friends and her mother came up during their winter break (of course the weeks didn’t coincide) to go skiing. I hope that the girls had a good time, since we had a good time hosting them. It was nice to have the hormones in the house tip in favor of estrogen for a change — as you can imagine I am sorely outnumbered most of the time. They left today after we had a nice girl’s lunch in Manchester.
Tonight into tomorrow night we’re forecast for a storm. The weather is forecasting about a foot of snow, lots of wind and blowing and drifting. Each time I look at the forecast, they are inching up the accumulation predictions, which is more than fine with me. I love, love, love a good “no one is going anywhere” snowstorm because it’s almost like Mother Nature telling us all to just slow down and relax. We are at the mercy of Mother Nature, as so many have learned during this very snowy winter across much of the country. I think that sometimes she just wanted to remind us of who, really is in charge. It is most certainly not us.
So….with an impending storm and cold blustery weather planned, it seems like a good excuse to hunker down and enjoy the winter before it’s over and mud season rears its ugly, messy, goopy head.





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February 25, 2011 at 5:53 pm
Kirby Zummo
Tammy – We had a great time & got home safely. Thanks again, the girls really did have fun. I am now sitting by my own fire, watching the snow come down & enjoying a nice glass of wine. I agree, nothing like a good snow storm – even in NY! Thanks again!
February 25, 2011 at 6:16 pm
tammyheff
Glad to hear that everyone arrived safely. It was fun and great to meet Andrea’s friends – they seem like a nice bunch of girls and are welcome back anytime. Enjoy the fire, the wine (wish I could join you) and the snow….we’re sitting by the fire ourselves.
February 25, 2011 at 6:49 pm
Dian
We were in Vermont for 17 days and got back to Suffield, Connecticut Monday. It is rain, sleet, and snow here, but I guess you’re getting a lot of snow? Sounds like you had a great time skiing. Did you ski the Cabin trails? I love snow and agree with you about slowing down but I don’t dare tell anyone around here that doesn’t ski or snowshoe because their sick of it and we have received a lot more than an average year. Take care and also say Hi to Tom and hope his website is fixed without too much hassle.
Fondly,
Dian
February 25, 2011 at 7:04 pm
tammyheff
Dian, glad to hear that you were able to spend some quality time up here. Sorry it was during the “warm spell” though. We have probably about a foot on the ground now and it’s still snowing. Tom got his weather station back and it should be back online soon!