Christmas is on it's way but it seems so far away... i can't believe its already december 14, i feel like i'm still in october. it must be the fact that its not absolutely freezing outside with feet after feet of snow on the ground. i can't wait to go home! the smells of hot chocolate, watching its a wonderful life, playing hand and foot with the family while listening to trans-siberian orchestra, the decorations, along with the icicle lights hanging from our white house with perfectly a shoveled sidewalk and driveway. ha i can picture my dad right now outside making sure that there is no snow or ice out there or at least as best as he can get it, aww i miss helping him after about 2months of constant shoveling it gets a little old but the beauty of snow is what makes christmas christmas to me in a way.. my favorite is when you wake up christmas morning look out the window and see the untouched snow that had fallen the night before. God's creation melts me everytime i take time to stop and look around...
friday night was probably the most i was reminded of christmas this year. decorating setting up for a christmas party, dressing up like who's and elves reindeer and christmas hats, christmas music, fake snow it was so much fun! 
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Yo!!
You've now moved to the blogosphere! I used to have one, but haven't checked or updated it in a couple of years..
Just checked my email and saw your message about the wog. (i refuse to use the term 'blog' as it represents all that is going downhill in the art of language these days)
You're almost lucky missing the snow, but it's gearing up for a big fall right now. Expected somwhere between five inches and a foot by tomorrow!!
I had a bunch of fun a couple weeks ago, too. In a motorized vehicle even!! There was about 5-8 inches of snow, but we managed to make a path through some fields.
Somebody even took some video, which I'll link to just so you remember how NOT to drive in snow when you come up here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ow9OA5BFeJs
I'm driving for the in-car section, as well as the very last car through, with the high-beam lights turned on so I can see the huge pothole after the finish line.
Seeya later!!
--jrk (aka Randy)
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