We cuddled inside, waiting for the power to go out and for it to get really cold. We had candles at the ready and snacks, because, really, what fun is a black out if you don’t have snacks?! Cuddling under a blanket, we found a new Christmas show to watch and I eventually nodded off to sleep. We waited and waited for The Storm to roll in. The sky grew black with clouds and flattened out like smooth glass – perfect sign that a heavy snow storm was impending. And, still, we waited.
Soon, the winds started blowing, although I heard no howling. The snow started blowing in particles as fine as sparkling fairy dust.
Then it snowed some more…
When I woke in the morning, I woke to this sight…
But, if you’ve followed my blog long enough to have read my posts last winter, then you know that my all-time favorite sight around this time of the year is deflated yard decorations…
I take such perverse pleasure and LAUGH really hard every time I see one of these ridiculous blow-up yard decorations in such a deflated state.
