Normally
I'm thrilled to pieces about the first snow, but this year I was not
as thrilled, mainly because I wasn't completely prepared for it, both
mentally and logistically. As usual there was still some raking that
needed to be done and power tools that needed to be stored, but more
importantly, I didn't have my snow tires on. Maybe it's a function of
getting older, but I've also found that I'm better off when I ease
into a change of seasons, and part of this process is just wrapping
my feeble mind around it.
Fortunately
it didn't snow a lot, just enough to make it look like winter and
give me anxiety about the roads. This in turn motivated me to take
care of the final preparations for winter, which include dusting off
the ski equipment and installing the storm windows. Luckily our
firewood is all set, so at the very least we'll be warm, which when
you get down to it is really the most important thing.
Until
the next time, thanks for reading, and thanks to Patrick Frauchiger for the pic.
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