Tea of the morning. I live in central New Jersey, so I woke up expecting #Blizzard2015 to be outside my door. We received maybe two inches of snow. Two inches. That said, if you live in New England be safe! The storm does look nasty.
The powers that be had already cancelled school, so the kids and I enjoyed a long leisurely breakfast while we planned out our day and laughed at the weathermen. I made a big pot of this tea, and everyone enjoyed it. Even my son, who is not a hot tea drinker, had a cup. It was deliciously malty and thick today with nice fruity note.
Looks like we might head over to the arcade for a while. It won’t be packed and absolutely insane with all of the schools being closed and next to no snow on the ground. Right? Oy. :)
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I’m not sure where you live but in Bethlehem PA, the total inch count was supposed to be 6-10 inches. Not blizzard, but definitely significant. We got a total of 2-3 inches. Womp.
I live just outside of Philly. The initial forecast we received said 24 inches… then 16… 10… 8… and we ended up with 2. :)
Haha I used to live in Drexel Hill in Delco and my friends there said the exact same thing :)
I’m near Boston. We got all the snow that missed you, but it was light and fluffy, so perfect for the snow blower.
Sorry you got our snow! At least it wasn’t the super wet and heavy stuff. That’s always a pain (literally!) to shovel. Stay safe!
I’m not sure where you live but in Bethlehem PA, the total inch count was supposed to be 6-10 inches. Not blizzard, but definitely significant. We got a total of 2-3 inches. Womp.
I live just outside of Philly. The initial forecast we received said 24 inches… then 16… 10… 8… and we ended up with 2. :)
Haha I used to live in Drexel Hill in Delco and my friends there said the exact same thing :)
I’m near Boston. We got all the snow that missed you, but it was light and fluffy, so perfect for the snow blower.
Sorry you got our snow! At least it wasn’t the super wet and heavy stuff. That’s always a pain (literally!) to shovel. Stay safe!