I guess we will survive this one. The massive clumps of snow continue to fall out of the towering trees. Fortunately, none have broken from the weight. Here is a day that rain would be welcome. Rain would speed up the melting process. With the trees lining the perimeter of the property, the sun has a difficult time reaching the various paths to different areas. Namely, the path to the woodshed for the firewood. I guess we will have to count on warmer temperatures rather than direct sunshine to get that stuff outta here soon.
Today I will return to the school books and study for my next set of exams that will be scheduled 'sometime' in May. It never ceases to amaze me that a university cannot offer an exact exam date and that it cannot mark and post written exams until 3 months after the exams were written. Good grief, that timeframe may no longer be currently correct in the field of science. I guess that is just one more cultural difference between where I am, and where I was.
As for snow, here is what the path looks like to where the firewood will be stored. Not anywhere near accessible at this time. No visible path here.
from the last few days in Canada and forward, you can join me in my thoughts and actions as I learn how to live in a country that I had not even known the exact location until Ryan was there a few years ago. Some days I have rants and other days I have adventures, but every day is a learning experience that I embrace and thank God I was given the opportunity to know and to be. I might even upload a picture of me in this place I now call home – for now.
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