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Snow Day

The weather reports trumpeted snow, “12 to 14 inches”, and the need for boots, topcoats, hats and gloves. My interest piqued. I awaited white. I prayed for cold. I am an adult, a working man, and long for neither toboggan nor saucer, though I do dream of reading long stretches of a good book in front of the fire and waiting out storms with a warm mug of…something.

The snow never came. In its place a mix of freezing rain and slush covers the streets; a fresh blanket of mockery. As I start my car a single flake settles upon my windshield. Loathing. I hate snow.

Categories: Non-Fiction.

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  1. I truly wished to sleep in and read Anne of Green Gables today.

    Tiffany TaticekDecember 9, 2009 @ 9:53 amReply
  2. I think my favorite part of this is “a fresh blanket of mockery” LOVE IT!



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