Seize the Day

Hard to imagine that just last week we had 9 inches of snow with the highest temperatures in the 20's and today temperatures reached mid-70's! That's Delaware for you! It seemed like such a waste to spend the day indoors, so Josh and I got some stuff to grill. We made some Asian-inspired chicken and pineapple kabobs and shrimp.

Not exactly Asian, but we enjoyed some margaritas. Even at this moment, my sobriety is questionable. Just kidding! I'm good to go!

Josh and I enjoyed our time together today. I'm sure that tomorrow it will be cold again...

Nor'easter 2009

Maybe Mother Nature did not get the memo that it is now March. Although technically still winter, March usually signifies the beginning of spring for me. I put up my spring/summer decor (i.e., spring scented candles, palm tree valance in kitchen, vase filled with seashells, etc.) yesterday. Oh well! The funny thing is that on Friday on the way out of school, I said I wanted just one big snow storm before spring comes...I guess my wish came true! The best part is that Josh and I both have a snow day together! I love the look of freshly fallen snow. It looks so beautiful. Here are a couple pictures we took this morning.

This is the view from our back porch
This picture is trying to show you that it snowed 10 inches! How crazy! I was very doubtful that it was going to snow even an inch!