How was your day?

Here’s some pictures to show you what things around here are like today. It’s probably a good thing we both had today off work for President’s Day, there’s no way we would have made it. Especially not when you consider the one car that could handle the snow better is in the shop! Great timing!

Of course, the shop called this morning to let me know it was fixed, but I think getting out there to pick it up was out of the question today. Hopefully tomorrow!

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