snow
We had a welcome surprise this week. :)
Our 'mediterranean climate' doesn't often yield snow, but sometimes a burst of cold comes down from the north and turns everything white for a day or so and this week we had one of those.
I grew up in New England and blizzards were common in the 70s. I remember having to walk almost a mile to a neighbor's house for the day when our power and heat were out one year. That much snow feels like too much. This is just perfect.
Although there's no snow left at the cabin now, we'll be snowed in here for a few more days most likely since the snow is still a few feet deep up on the ridge we have to cross to drive out to civilization. And I'm ok with that.
Erik Ireland
Storyteller & Certified Mindfulness Teacher
Not Irish at all, I'm first generation Norwegian American, and a bit of an extroverted recluse. You'll usually find me in Northern California at the tiny off-grid cabin I share with my husband Joe, our good dog Bodhi, and a black cat named Ninja and his tabby sister Ashi.
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