Cabin fever is setting in!

I want to be grounded. When I say that, it doesn't mean I want to settle, I just want to not feel as if everything is constantly up in the air. Does that make sense?

In other news, this Snowpocalyse 2010 is reeking havoc on my work schedule. I haven't been at Hopkins since Thursday. What the what?

This once was a whole tree.

This picture was from this past weekend. The blizzard which is currently ravaging my area is causing insane amounts of cabin fever and general problems everywhere. We lost power briefly this morning and the gusting wind is seeping through the window behind me. So now my back is freezing. Fail. Luckily, Jason said he would come over tomorrow to help dig my car out. What a good boyfriend. :)

Snowapalooza 2010

So apparently there is going to be another blizzard this weekend. The weather reports are predicting 16-24 inches of snow and winds up to 30 mph. Washington, DC has now become the snow storm capital of the world! And I moved south to get away from this kind of weather! Bah. Expect more pictures this weekend of my car buried deep in the snow (as well as complaints about my sore muscles from shoveling it all away).

Snowed in!

I wish JT was here to enjoy the snow with me.

So today was odd...

It snowed today. It actually snowed for most of the day here in New York. I was shocked. Shocked, I say! Just when I was loving autumn and all that comes with it, Mother Nature throws me a curve ball. I broke out the winter coat just so I could drive to work in warmth... Please note: this is what fall should look like. Okay? Okay. (By the way, I took this picture while I was still at Richmond during the fall of sophomore year. I was standing on the bridge of the Commons over-looking Westhampton Lake. Aw, the memories.)

I also was keeping tabs on the Balloon Boy story all afternoon until I had to go to work. How crazy was that? The boy was hiding in a box in the attic of his garage! Obviously he didn't want to gt yelled at for letting the balloon go, but honestly, I was a little annoyed when I found out that he had been hiding the entire time. Guess he's only six, so he didn't understand the consequences of his actions. Sorry, I'm intolerant of children.