It’s only been a month, but it seems like winter has been forever. I can’t remember the last time I saw a sidewalk without snow. Tuesday night after I got off the bus, I was greeted by an unshoveled sidewalk. Suddenly, I had my fill of tromping thru the snow, climbing over snow banks on the corner. Tired of having the bus drop or pick me up in the middle of a driveway. So today, I sought therapy with the camera on my cell phone. (I’ve included a few pictures that I took earlier in the month. My cell phone has been busy.)
Jay said this was frozen fog. It was just strange seeing frost or ice on one side of the bush.
Waterskiing on the Snake River in January?
There’s nothing like a ice cold diet coke on a cold January morning in Idaho.
Padded benches on campus?
No cutting in allowed, get in line at the entrance.
Who wants to be King of the Hill?
This snow on this corner has been here so long, I can’t remember where the sidewalk ends.
It has been awhile since I saw the sun set as I get off the bus. Lately it’s been while I was on the bus or on Trax or as I walk to Trax station at the Rice Eccles Stadium. Seeing this as I walked down the sidewalk, gave me hope. The days are getting longer and that means spring will come.
