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My son Eli, taking a break from building his snow fort. 
Monthly archives for December, 2004
The Day After
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Here are some pictures from the aftermath of the big storm. We got about 16 inches here in Ashland. Very pretty, but a bear to shovel.
Merry Christmas!
To all of you who occasionally stop by my blog:
I hope you and your family have a Wonderful Christmas!
“I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all people. Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is Christ the Lord.” (Luke 2:10-11)
Jeff
Snow!
Our first big snow storm this winter. We’ve already got 5-6 inches and a lot more is on the way. Notice the great job I did shoveling our driveway — all done by myself with nothing more than a snow shovel. Snow blowers are for wimps! Now, would someone please get me a snow blower for Christmas!
The sad thing is, I’ll have to shovel it again before tomorrow afternoon. But since we’ve got no place to go…..let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!
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We had our first measurable snow this week ( it is that time of year again). We’re used to it and life just goes on here in northern Ohio. Not so in the south. When we lived in North Carolina, it was always funny to see everyone panic if the weatherman even mentioned the word ‘snow’.
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Our dog, BeeJay doing his impression of a Christmas present.
Great Column
Syndicated columnist Kathleen Parker of the Orlando Sentinel has an excellent column today concerning the direction our culture seems to be headed and why. Read it here.
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