It's coming...

Tomorrow and Tuesday we may have the biggest snow storm of the season.  We have to keep this news to ourselves though because Dana is flying in from Australia on Saturday and she might be expecting it to be spring here.  It is summer down under right now and it might be a shock for her to come here to winter conditions.  Of course, she's not coming until Saturday so by then it will probably be back in the 50s or 60s.  Only in Colorado can you have a blizzard one day and 60 degrees the next. 

I enjoyed my one day break between classes.  We didn't make it to church because Irv worked last night and he slept until 1:00 or so.  I went downtown and finalized the plans for Jillian's shower next Sunday, Irv and I had lunch at Phantom Canyon where the reception will be held, then we went to Wal-Mart.  What is better than Wal-Mart on a Sunday afternoon?

Best of all, I got the house really clean and I finished Jillian's shower gift.  I'm so excited to give it to her next week.

I hope you all had a good Sunday too!

Comments

Dana of Oz said…
Now Mom, we do have access to the weather in the US over here. :) But as it stands, we're already back in summer in Canberra. I'm already back to wearing tall boots and tights to keep warm.

I think packing for this trip is giong to be interesting cause it's already in the mid-80's in Phoenix so I'll have to have warm clothes for the last half of the week.
March 7, 2011 at 3:28 PM
Dana of Oz said…
I meant to say we're already back to WINTER in Canberra.
March 7, 2011 at 3:28 PM
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