A Monument to Studenthood
When I was a student I always used to think “I really wish it would snow enough so I could build an igloo”, but now that I’m a grown up my thoughts tend more towards “I wish that I would have enough time to build an igloo”. So part of me sighed with a heavy heart when I looked out the window and saw a group of youngsters building an igloo. You go guys, build igloos while you still can. You’re only young enough to be in the igloo building game once.
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Goodness. There is enough snow where I am to build an igloo palace to fit several adults 🙂
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Wow! Are you in the States? We’ve seen some pictures of the snow on the east coast in the papers over here in Britain… I can’t imagine what that must be like! Love the look of your blog by the way 🙂
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Thank you I’m glad you like it. Yes, I am on the east coast and the amount of snow has been insane. You can do a search on my blog for “Greetings From Hoth” for a good laugh. We had to rake the snow off the roof to avoid collapse. So much; so heavy.
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Wow, that’s a lot of snow!!! We had to do that back in 2010 when I lived way up North England. So glad I’ve never had to do that again! 🙂
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I think everyone here has had about enough of it all! It was snowing again today! Though, thankfully it was just a few flakes that stopped after a while. We spend the weekend chipping away the three inches of ice off our driveway.
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Oh dear, that sounds unbearable. I really hope it improves for you soon. We’ve just had our first day of sunshine today, and it felt really… warm. It’s been such a long and cold winter I’d almost forgotten what warmth feels like! Long may it continue *fingers crossed*
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We went out without coats and hats today when the sun was high. Things are starting to melt. Though,I heard that our local plaza is closed due to a roof collapse. I guess they failed to shovel their roofs!
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It’s great to hear that things are getting a bit better for you. I remember when I started hearing that unmistakable “drip drop” of melting after the snow in 2010 – never enjoyed that sounds quite as much as back then! 🙂
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