February 2010 will be remembered... as the month of the SNOW! Washington D.C. area experienced its worst blizzard in record history. Everything shut down, essentially. Schools were closed for 2 weeks, roads went unplowed, and hundreds of thousands of people lost power and thus, heat. We were among the lucky ones who were spared that - and good thing and because our house doesn't have an alternate source of heat such as a fireplace. All in all, we got a total of more than 50 inches (~1.5 m) of snow in a matter of days. Michael was home for 11 days, and we took advantage of the "snowcation" with, well, shoveling and playing in the snow. We live in a cul-de-sac so there weren't many options... our road wasn't plowed for 10 days. We had plenty of food, electricity, and lots of family time! :)
So here's a picture heavy blog spot... The images are in no particular order of the two weeks we were shut in.



















































3 comments:
Love the California & Frost Valley pics :-D
But, ahem. The pics are too small, again.
Wow, unbelievable, that's a lot of snow!
haha, Sennu, there were TOO many again!! :-)
We were pretty amazed, Soile! Barely got any snow last year...
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