The Day After ALL the Snow

We're from Utah, right? So, you would think that 20-25 inches of snow is no big deal, at least for us. And you're right. That much snow doesn't scare us in Utah because Utah has the equipment to get you on the roads quickly. And if you don't have a snow blower or four-wheeler with a plow most likely your neighbor, home teacher, or bishop has one and will come to the rescue without having to ask.

Sadly things don’t workout that way here. That much equipment is not available. We only have snow shovels and that’s if you were able to buy one before all of Virginia, Maryland, and DC ran out. My back still hurts from all the shoveling but at least I’m not feeling so guilty for eating way too much sugar the whole weekend and not excercising. I feel good about that.

PS, Randy did a little shoveling too. Well, maybe more than a little.

These pictures are really white and bright. It was really hard to set the camera with the correct setting since the light changed constantly and I couldn't see anything because I didn't have my sunglasses. I should have used the Programed setting.

Our car.

This cab driver was attempting to back out uphill. I told those helping there was no way he was getting out and if he did get moving he was just going to get stuck again. He was going to have to go downhill and around the buildings to get out. One of the guys helping him said "Oh, he has back wheel drive, he can get out." I just waited and watched them unsuccessfully push the car until he just had to go forward. I thought it was funny.

This is our friend's table on their porch.