Apparently the weather is not as cold as it has been. When I went to get Tom from work on Christmas Eve-@ 2:00, people were walking all over town in t-shirts and snow boots-in down town St. Paul. I looked at the temperature and it was 15 degrees.
When we first moved here last April, Seth sayed "uh-oh, now you've done it, we moved to the cold country." Tom and I laugh about it every once in a while when we have to go out, and the temperature is below zero. Tom sent me an email the yesterday saying that we had received snow 25 of the last 30 days. I can gaurentee that no one here understands the meaning of the word drought. It sure is a different world here!
Lots of love from the cold country!
Erika
2 comments:
your lucky when we lived there it was the worst winter they'd had in 50 years ya it was so wonderful. haha so be thankful.
flops, shorts, and a sweat shirt to blockbuster in the middle of a snow storm, that can mean one of 3 things, 1) I am crazy, 2)I finally trust our car enough to know I wont break down or have to push it, or 3) I am adjusting :)
Love,
Erika
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