First Snow

November 29th, 2005 we got our first snow. BITCHEN!
We live in the one little pocket of Canada where it doesn't snow much. In fact we're lucky if it snows once or twice a year, and if it sticks longer than a day. I don't want to get all excited about the fact that it snowed IN NOVEMBER, meaning hopefully we will get a good dump of it around Christmas.


The last time we had a good winter storm was right after I moved to Canada to live with Chad. It was January of 1996 and there was a good 4 feet of snow on the ground. At the time Chad only had a motorcycle license and I had no car, so we had to walk everywhere. We walked the few blocks to the grocery store and picked up some necessities, and on the way home I slipped on the VERY LAST STEP before our door and sprained the hell out of my ankle. (This is a common recurrence in my life). That night we thought we'd go in the hot tub, hoping it would help my ankle. Our hot tub was on the roof of the garage, and we had to go up some icy steps to get there. On our way back down I slip, yet again and sprain my other ankle. There's a reason they call me Grace.
On a sad note, Chad's grandmother passed away Monday evening after a short battle with cancer. He'll be leaving me home with the kids this weekend while he goes to 100 Mile for the services. Send him safe travel vibes as the roads are icy, and sanity vibes for me, being trapped at home, with no car, and 2 kids.
I think a trip to the liquor store may be necessary.






