The Plan: We leave Seattle December 15th, and head to NY to spend time with Kerry's sister and family. From there, to London and Richard's family for Christmas, on to Paris for New Years, and then to the Taj Mahal (why fly over it when one can stop and see it?). We then land in Thailand, beginning about 4 months of wandering through Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam. Eventually we'll make our way home by way of brief stops in China and Japan. Home May 15th.
I understand that Seattle has had some snow recently, and its the same here. I just got in from a snowball fight with my brother, my dad, and my granddad. Pictures to follow if i can get him to give them to me.
We have almost a foot of snow at Bramblewood, with more predicted for Sunday/Monday. It was 14 degrees last night. The driveway is reserved for sleding, tho we realized that with the cars parked at the top, the propane tank cannot make a delivery. Hmmm. It sure looks like Christmas, especially the one I remember in 1996 when we ran out of propane on Christmas Day.
in Seattle (or at least capitol hill) there is about 7 inches, 4 inches from Thursday and and another 3 from Saturday night. well, 7 inches where it hasn't been ransacked for snowballs...
We have almost a foot of snow at Bramblewood, with more predicted for Sunday/Monday. It was 14 degrees last night. The driveway is reserved for sleding, tho we realized that with the cars parked at the top, the propane tank cannot make a delivery. Hmmm. It sure looks like Christmas, especially the one I remember in 1996 when we ran out of propane on Christmas Day.
ReplyDeleteTry going to the beach in the snow! D & D
Yeah, the snow here in Seattle has been really awesome, but there's a lot of ice too.
ReplyDeleteHave fun on your trip
Yasemin [from your math class!]
Wow, cool. how much snow is there?
ReplyDeletein Seattle (or at least capitol hill) there is about 7 inches, 4 inches from Thursday and and another 3 from Saturday night. well, 7 inches where it hasn't been ransacked for snowballs...