Thursday, November 24, 2005

It's SNOWING!

And has been all day!

Sadly it's not quite enough to put any decent amount on the ground...although it's really cold (below freezing) we've got enough sunlight to melt most of what stays on the ground. In other words...no snowballs yet.

Being a Californian...a Bay Area guy...snow is still a bit of a novelty. I've had a lot of experience with it, but just fleeting moments that didn't last. Here...well...this IS Switzerland...and I want it to snow snow and snow some more.

I felt like a little kid outside catching snowflakes on my jacket and looking at 'em...wandering around humming Christmas songs.

Being from a non-snow environment instantly creates a feeling of "Christmas" when I've got snow falling on me. It's a great feeling...a pleasant sensation...one that definitely makes me happy.

And although today is Thanksgiving...and I'm sure most of you are with family and friends, smelling wonderful kitchen smells (well, in a couple hours at least...it's still fairly early over there...) I feel at peace with the world, and happy to be alive.

So thanks to all of you for sticking with this...from the massive amount of writing, the silly stories, the funny pictures....and above all...sticking with me.

I can't wait to see you all...and it's going to happen very soon.

And I'll throw a snowball at someone...just 'cause I can.

Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Holidays!!

3 Comments:

At 6:44 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Happy Thanksgiving to you, Turkey. We missed you at the table.

 
At 3:29 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Happy to you too!
We had turkey day at the ranch (Doug, Barb, Margretta, Kris, Bill and Lisa and daughter Cecily)
Here's (was!) the Sky Ranch menu:
Crudite
Turkey (Duh)
Artichoke/asparagus stuffing (Bill and Lisa)
Mashed potatoes
Gravy
Green peas
Cranberries
Rasberry/orange green salad
Pumpkin steamed pudding with caramel sauce (Bill and Lisa)
Apple pie
Pumpkin pie
Many wines
Coffee
Waddle, waddle, waddle.
18th - Yeah!

 
At 4:37 PM, Blogger Tachometer said...

I wish I could have been there...I really do. But this will make coming home all that better. It's a matter of weeks now...awesome.

 

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