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Snooowww!

I yearn for snow days like only children do. I love them! Intense feelings of jealous fill me when I hear of snow days for my friends in Massachusetts and Korea. Yes, even Korea has had a few snow/monsoon days since I left. None for me while I was there mind you. That's the way it goes, folks. I guess I should be happy that I bring happy, delightful weather that anyone can handle, but I am not! I want to be held up inside my house, snuggling with my children, hanging out in my jammies, messing around for a whole entire day.
Well, my dear friends, I am soooo pleased to share that we had a 2 hour snow delay this morning! Yipppeee! It was a glorious extra 2 hours! I made muffins, cleaned a little, completed a couple orders, hung out in my jammies, organized a few things for our trip and simply enjoyed. Chris probably enjoyed it a bit less than I as he was out shoveling the 6 inches from our sidewalk and driveway, but it was lovely. Simply lovely.

We leave tomorrow for Portugal! I am finally excited! It took awhile as I have been battling a cough and now cold for the past 10 days, not to mention Valentine's preparation, Claire's little party, my workload, and on and on. One thing after another! Anyway, I am finally there--EXCITED. It is going to be in the 50's and 60's and while that isn't exactly hot, it is warmer than the 20's and low 30's that we've been having.

We are also booking our tickets for the cruise today after work. Yahoo! Hopefully, our ship will be fully powered for the entire 7 days and no issues arise, though I wouldn't mind getting another cruise for free ;)

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