For those of you from the south, you may have heard this before. For me, I've always referred to the war between the north and the south as...the civil war...shocking, I know. Here, many southerns refer to it as 'the war of northern aggression.' No I'm not kidding. Thus the weather of northern aggression. Wow. Anyway, I'm digressing.
Sunday night, the school announced its closure on Monday. So on Monday, Mallory and I trekked out to Larry & Christy's for lunch. It really was a bit of a trek, lots of snow, and a layer of ice upon the snow. In the afternoon, we went sledding. Tuesday, another snow day. So I did some stuff around my house and in the afternoon, went out for another sledding day. Wednesday, another snow day. So I did some stuff around my house and... you get the point. :)
The school opened late on Thursday and late on Friday. It was quite the week and although the snow days were wonderful, I was looking forward to getting back into a routine.
Here are some pictures. We got approximately 6-8.2 inches of snow. Clearly, Georgia is unprepared for that amount of snow.
Monday after the trek to Larry & Christy's
The people (and kids) in H-105 made this huge, and lovely, snowman! :)
The hill by the intramural field, awesome for sledding. Ps. a trash bag covered pillow is an amazing sled!
My dead plants. However, I thought it was symbolic, the snow did make me happy!
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