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Baby, It's Cold Outside

I love that song. But really, it's cold outside. :) Hope everyone in the path of the storm got through okay. Looks like the worst of it's gone through here. The wind's not bad at all, so the power's still on, which is what I was most concerned about. When it's cold-cold you don't want to lose power. It's the first teen on the moon? Nope, it's just a snow pile in the city from the snow plows :) Big kudos to those who go out and work in this kind of weather...my hubby, policemen, retail workers, etc. It takes a good work ethic to get out there and go when it's miserable cold like this outside. Or maybe I just have a strict aversion to it that not everyone does. ;) Either way...big high five to those trudging forward today, and other days like this, to keep things running smoothly. Once the temperatures warm up a bit , lot, we'll be getting the sleds out. THIS snow is going to be fun for sledding (and snowman building). The sil...

The Old Man on the Country Road

There's an old man who walks along the country road, when I'm doing the early morning school run. I assume because he is carrying a brief case, and dressed in a suit, that he is headed to work. If you know country roads, you realize they are not the safest of places to be walking...there's no sidewalk, the terrain is rough, and cars don't always see you. I have seen this man walking every single day since school started (just this year), and there have been several times I've wanted to stop and give him a ride. But I do not. Not when the kids are in the car, but truth be told, I probably wouldn't even if I was solo...because you just never know. When the harsh weather happens in, I hope he's not still out there walking. Humanity should make me stop. Fear of safety prevents me. I'm mad at myself for not stopping, and I'm sad (maybe that's not the right emotion to express how I feel) that I am too scared to stop. Do you ever let fear pre...

Feeling Right at Home in Charlotte, North Carolina!

We have taken quite a few road trips from Florida to Ohio and from the north back down, so I'm sure we've passed through North Carolina at some point. I do not remember however, ever taking the time to park and go exploring, so when we stopped for gas we decided to check out the first city closest to us that we liked. Turns out that city was Charlotte and we instantly felt right at home. We knew from a quick online search that we were close to quite a few museums, so we parked on Church Street at the meters (which were free because it was the weekend), and set off for a day of adventure!

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