kitchen table math, the sequel: snow day

Friday, March 16, 2007

snow day

This is a photo of the castle across the road from us.

It's not really a castle.

I don't know what it is.

That boxy structure on top of the wall is a turret.

That's all I know.

Larger version here.

10 comments:

NYC Educator said...

Now me, I'd be nervous with a castle and a turret across the street. But only if the guy who lives across my street lived in it.

Really, if I hadn't spent the last hour shoveling snow, I'd say that's a beautiful view.

Catherine Johnson said...

lol!

Christopher shoveled the neighbor's driveway and earned fifteen bucks!

Our driveway's still snowed in and now it's sleeting.

Catherine Johnson said...

On a brighter note, I do have my email from the Board threatening legal action!

Catherine Johnson said...

The entire Board and the entire administration simply needs to resign.

Anonymous said...

Not to gloat or anything, but today we had 70 degrees with blue skies. The azaleas are in full bloom, and the cyclists are out in force.

Of course, in three months we will have 98 degrees with 98% humidity...

Catherine Johnson said...

ok, that's gloating

Catherine Johnson said...

It's true --- your summers are ROUGH.

I remember visiting my sister in Katy, TX in August, I think.

We basically couldn't go outside.

Plus the mosquitoes drew blood.

(I'm not exaggerating for all you northernfolk out there.)

Catherine Johnson said...

We spent HOURS shoveling snow yesterday.

Each shovelful weighed about 30 lbs.

Then spent 5 hours all told at Costco/Stew Leonard's purchasing $1000-worth discount groceries & household goods. (Pent-up demand due to weeks of illness.)

I told Ed, we should have just bought the thousand-dollar Tag Heuer watch and forgotten all about the groceries & cargo shorts for Jimmy.

A watch would have been a lot easier to transport home.

Catherine Johnson said...

Still exhausted today.

Anonymous said...

Wait, you have three teen/almost-teen boys in the house -- why are you shoveling snow?