Today we had our first real snow. It wasn’t much, especially around home. You would think that living by the lake, we would get more snow than the greater Michiana area. This is not always so. Lake effect snow can be weird sometimes. While my village got a dusting of snow, 12 miles down the road and to the east, they got a good couple of inches. As I was driving to Cass, I almost slid off the road. I almost got a muscle cramp the way my butt cheeks were clenched. As soon as I got into Cass County, the skies started to clear up and by the time that I got to the internship site, the skies were blue but I could see the snow lines just to the south. So I took a picture.
Thursday, November 17, 2005
Winter has arrived for me.
Today we had our first real snow. It wasn’t much, especially around home. You would think that living by the lake, we would get more snow than the greater Michiana area. This is not always so. Lake effect snow can be weird sometimes. While my village got a dusting of snow, 12 miles down the road and to the east, they got a good couple of inches. As I was driving to Cass, I almost slid off the road. I almost got a muscle cramp the way my butt cheeks were clenched. As soon as I got into Cass County, the skies started to clear up and by the time that I got to the internship site, the skies were blue but I could see the snow lines just to the south. So I took a picture.
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