I wish the blizzard of 2010 had changed its track and moved toward northern Vermont. As I watched the endless news coverage about the storm hitting Boston and New York, I felt a little jealous sitting here in Burlington.Sure, we already have snow in Burlington and we ended up seeing a few inches from the storm. But I was really hoping for a whopper up here. No such luck.
Fortunately, towns in central and southern Vermont did much better and received anywhere from 10 to 20 inches. I'm happy for my Vermont friends who are now enjoying a thick blanket of freshly fallen snow in Manchester, Woodstock, Woodford and West Dover.
I'm also happy for my sister who lives near Boston and my brother who lives in New York. Looks like the blizzard of 2010 was a lot of fun.
Photo: Snowfall in Burlington on Monday.
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It was wonderful. As a matter of fact the wind is still howling as I write this. Love your photo!!
ReplyDeleteJust soo romantic, this wonderful little wooden house inmiddle of white snowflakes, Erica!
ReplyDeleteI am glad to be just in time back to wish You and Your Dearest a
VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR
with a lot of warm sunshine, happyness, love and health!
All my very Best Wishes to You!
Un abbraccione your tuscan friend elvira
You really are a New Englander to be hoping for
ReplyDeletemore snow and not less! Great photo-Happy New Year to you and your family!
Hi Susan, glad you're enjoying all of the snow. It's beautiful! Blessings to you and your loved ones in 2011.
ReplyDeleteHi Elvira -- Hope you are doing well. Happy New Year!
Hi Larry -- Yes, I guess that is true. Have a wonderful and happy new year!
I always feel that way living in Chicago and watching storms pass in Wisconsin and Michigan. I think there is something twisted with our thinking, but it sure is fun!
ReplyDeleteHi Erica,
ReplyDeleteAs a native Vermonter( South Burlington) transplanted to Massachusetts I am enjoying these pictures and memories immensely. My Hubbie and I have started exploring parts of Vermont that I haven't seen or been to in many years ( on long weekends) and I am having a great time reliving my youth.