*Takes deep breath*
Hello and welcome to my first blog. I have never ventured into this because well. Normally I do not think people would care much of what I think. However. Now that I am pretty much unable to go anywhere. I have nothing better to do.
Here in New York *And most of the east side* We have been hammered by snow for the last two days. And according to weather reports..there is no end that will come soon. Reports stating up to 3 inches of a snow and hour are what has been spread around.
So..after getting my fill of MAG and some PC games I picked to come here and share my stories of Cabin Fever.
Last night we had a bit of excitement. After a nice wave of snow I trotted outside to take some pictures
After which I fell quickly into the snow *Now a nice 5 inches deep* All most losing my Droid.
Returning safely inside I got some nice tea and started to watch District 9.
A bit in I noticed a nice amount of flashing lights and radio sounds outside. When I peeked out my window I found that my entire street had been blocked off. Once again heading outside *Minus the phone* I checked to see what was up. Two fire engines had blocked off the entire street with a hand full of firemen walking up and down the street. Not wanting to freeze I picked to go back inside. However heading up the stairs I noticed a strange spark comming from a power line a bit down the street. It seemed that the snow had someone broken the power box and we had a nice little fire work show going.
Soon the entire street had " caution" tape up and traffic was being diverted onto side roads *Which have not been plowed*
After the excitement had died down I went back to my computer.
Finely when all was quiet I checked out my window to find
Outside strangely quiet and calm.
And now I post in the morning. My power never having gone out. The car fully snowed in. And most of the area shut down. Under at least 7 inches of snow.
Well thanks for reading. I know my life is pretty boring. Please try not to fall asleep wile reading. Have a nice day!
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