Snow White

We awoke this morning to find a thick insulation of heavy, wet snow over everything. Before I left for work after 9:00, Evelyn measured 7 inches on the front lawn.

I decided to shovel the driveway and clean off Jennifer's car since she had to drive to Louisville today, and since her car was almost hidden by the snow. Evelyn helped. The snow was heavy and wet. 

We were making slow progress when our neighbor, Bob Leshnak, came down, driving his ATV with a plow attached. We had seen him clearing his driveway, and now he was finished. He offered to finish plowing ours; we still had at least a third of it to do, plus clearing Jennifer's car, and we were really grateful.

The snow outside was beautiful. Every tree was covered with snow, as if it was painted with fluffy, white icing. Every grove, every yard, at every turn there was a scene that looked like a landscape from a painting or a Christmas card. 

I drove to work about 9:15 and enjoyed the beautiful scenery (my picture certainly doesn't do it justice) all the way there.