Going Through Life One Blog Post at a Time
The majority of the snowstorm has passed, but it is still supposed to snow most of today. We will most likely get another few inches as the day goes on.
The front of our house
The birch tree on the side of our house
The creek in our backyard
Time to dig out!
If the weather predictions are correct, we are looking at our first, big snowfall in a few years.
When I left work at noon, it had just begun to switch from rain to snow. Columbia Public Schools had an early release day, so the kids were both home by 1 pm. Andy followed shortly after that because the University of Missouri closed campus at 1 pm. I figured since I am house bound for the rest of the day, I might as well celebrate the snow with a glass of wine!
The snow is heavy and wet, and it is sticking to everything. It really is beautiful outside, but I suspect we will have some broken tree limbs before the storm is over.
A few times throughout the day, Andy cleared part of the deck and driveway. The more he clears now, the less he will have to clear tomorrow. He also took a measurement here and there.
The majority of the snow is to fall overnight and into tomorrow. They predict that the storm should end sometime tomorrow evening. Bring it on!
It is Instrument Enrollment Night for John.
Andy and John went to Smithton Middle School this evening so that John could try the different instruments. Admittedly, Andy and I were pushing John to the trumpet since we actually have a trumpet, but it turns out that John really loved it and made it his first choice. We find out in a few weeks what instrument he will play.
Well, I won’t be taking Augmentin ever again. It turns out that I actually have a bacterial sinus infection. While the Augmentin that I was prescribed yesterday worked on the sinus infection, I also had an allergic reaction to it. I spent more than five hours in the bathroom overnight and Andy thought he was going to have to take me to the hospital. I am seriously dehydrated today, but I am doing much better after a lot of sleep and a lot of water. I will call the doctor tomorrow to see what I should do now. I obviously need an antibiotic, but I will not be taking any more Augmentin.
All the Christmas photo cards that we get each year become part of a decoration in our entryway hallway. This has been a fixture in our house for the past eight years or so. I love looking at these throughout the year. They always make me smile!
Laura had her Award Band Concert this evening.
Award Band is made up of 75 students from across Columbia’s six middle schools.
Originally, Laura was selected as an alternate, but moved up when a student had to drop out. Laura only got to participate in two of the four practices. She was definitely nervous.
The band played four songs and they sounded great. I am really proud of Laura for trying out and then doing her best!
Usually, when John gets up in the morning, he is off and running. This morning, he appeared at my bedside while I was watching some television and enjoying coffee. He looked a little bleary eyed, but nothing really out of the ordinary. I looked over five minutes later to find him asleep. He must have been really tired!
