Snowpocalyspe

One thing that struck me about the day after the storm was the quiet. Normally there is a lot of ambient noise in the city from cars and people, and even the lake makes its own sounds. After the blizzard the streets were so filled with snow that no cars could drive and the lake froze. The result: silence.

Snow Day

We got 20 inches of snow on Tuesday and the city was declared to be in a state of emergency. That means one thing: SNOW DAY!

I spent a good portion of the day wading around in snow that almost reached the tops of my legs. The lake also froze over as far as the eye can see and is now covered in snow, which is crazy.

In honor of the snowpocalypse, and to celebrate the fact that I am living it up in Miami at the moment, I will post a new picture each day that I took from the aftermath of the storm. It is ironic that I am in Florida right after a blizzard. Growing up in Florida meant that we never had any snow, and therefore no snow days. We had hurricane days instead. To each their own.

Boardwalk

Early morning stroll on the boardwalk.

Undying Love In The Lake District

I like to think that the couple standing there on that hill are declaring their love for each other. Probably not, but it would still make a great photo to show the grand kids. Hey remember when we were in hiking in Lake District and you had to stop me while my boots were soaking wet to declare your undying love? Yea, that was a great day.

Sappy much? Maybe.

James Dean Says Happy February

Who doesn't love James Dean? He's a rebel without a cause.