Beings that it has been three weeks since I had a Thankful Thursday, I appologize! It wasn't that there was nothing to be thankful for, because that wouldn't be the case!
Though in light of the recent weather we have been having, my post today is going to be about nice temps/living in the Hills!
You see when we returned home from Christmas on the Eastern side of the state we found three feet of snow keeping us from our home {pictures to come sometime next week}...my wonderful husband shoveled a path while I took pictures and the kids waiting in the warm suburban...I also chatted with the neighbor a little bit. After getting the path we went into the house to check everything over. Praise the Lord! The furnace was still running & no frozen pipes! We unloaded the Christmas haul (and boy did we have a haul this year) and then went to pick up a friends snowblower so my husband didn't have to shovel the three feet of snow every where! Blowing it still took three hours, but it would have been way longer if he had to shovel it! Thanks to M.G. for the use of your snowblower! But along with the snow came bitterly cold temps...actual temps here were only in the -20 to -30 (F) degree range, but the wind chills were in the -40s! BRRRRRRR! But the last two days, despite still have most of that snow on the ground, we managed to get up to +60 on Tuesday and +50 yesterday! We are looking at +45-50 today as well! What a blessing, along with those temps came the bright sunshine...things are a melting now! There is something about working in your home and not getting to go outside for days that can get you a little down...especially if you do not have sunshine streaming through the windows! Yesterday I opened every blind in the house (8) of them and it was almost as good as being right out in the sun!
I am thankful for the little blessing God send our way, even when it is a sneeky 60 degree day in the middle of January or the sunshine that with all the white on the ground seems so much brighter!
What are you thankful for?
*Picture from the May 2008 3 foot snow storm!
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