Well just to catch some of you out of towners up on the snow in Spokane...
I just read that our average snow fall in our snowest month, January, is about 13 inches. Well on the 17th and 18th of this month we hit a new 24 hour record - over 17 inches!! Did it stop there??? NO, it kept on going. Over 24 inches in that first storm. My parents couldn't get into town since the airport shut down, I got two extra days of vacation since schools shut down, and we are now battling over 4 feet of snow. Spokane almost tied the record for most snowfall in a season last year - over 92 inches...what will happen this year? All I know is that it was not like this any of the years I was in college! Enjoy the pictures.

We went for a walk in our neighborhood after they finally plowed the streets. This was the sidewalk in front our our house to get to the back streets to be able to walk. I could push the stroller through since the snow is so light and not yet a frozen chunk of ice.

This is what many of the neighborhoods look like. Well except that many still have cars that are burried and not showing at all.


These are two cars waiting for their owners to get back to college at Whitworth. Won't they have a suprise?

More waiting cars.

We went for a drive on the Whitworth campus - this is one of the dorms. I have never seen anything like this. It was really amazing to see the size of these icicles.


Walking downtown Christmas Eve day.

This is how they removed the snow they plowed to the center of the street downtown. Good thing they trucked it all out since we went down there the next day and it was all plowed back into the center of the roads. The trucks were filling up in just a few minutes of the plow blowing into it.


Down the street from our house when we thought it was bad...we have gotten at least another foot by now.

The sign says, "Beat the snow rush. Get snow tires on now!" Well this was here after we got around 20 inches in a little over 24 hours....

Our backyard.

Our backyard.

This is Bobby's second job - snowblowing and shoveling - too bad it doesn't pay - we would be rich with how much time he has been out there.