We have SNOW. And we actually heard THUNDER this morning. Poor Chelsea did not believe her ears. Jim has plowed us out twice already. The library closed (finally) at 1:30. He struggled to get home. Then the car got stuck in the driveway so had to plow before he could even get it in the garage.

Dick and I did get to see Sue at the Clinic to get his blood tested at 8:30. The test was perfect, as always. Sue is amazed. He has been within bounds for a year now, which is unheard of. She thinks that he should write a book for the others who have this condition.

Anyway, we got home just before the skies really started dumping the white stuff. I changed my eye exam to next week and choir was cancelled, so I got to stay home all the rest of the day. Boy, did we get a lot done.

I called Mom tonight and she was warm and safe also. She said that she had not seen a soul all day but had talked to several people.

I will post a picture that I took several weeks ago of the tree outside my garage door. I love the way it turned out.




Tomorrow Sheboygan County should be able to begin moving again.

Love

Mary