In Kentucky,
and perhaps where you are,
we are in the middle of "Snowmaggedon."
For days, the locals have been hoarding milk, bread, eggs, and toiletpaper.
When I visited the store on Thursday, it looked like a lot of folks were making BIG pots of chili
for the beans and tomato aisles were looking sparce too.
We are probably inside for a few days ...
so why not blog?
We have enjoyed watching the snowfall all day and are now listening to the mixed precipitation and freezing rain.
As the storm approached, I was reminded again of so many things that I have to be thankful for.
I am thankful to live within city limits. (GASP!)
My roads will be plowed early.
If the power goes out, it will also be restored quickly.
I am less than a mile from the highway.
I am thankful that my January snow decorations look less out of place on a snowy day.
I am thankful for an efficient home that holds heat well.
I am thankful for suburbia and a short driveway to shovel when the snow falls.
I am thankful for a gas stove.
It was not on my home "wish list,"
but if the power goes out,
I can still heat up something to eat.
I am thankful to share my home with my bestfriend.
I am thankful to be able to be "stuck" with someone I can laugh with.
I am thankful that he will do walking workouts inside with me.
I am thankful to share devotions together.
I am thankful to blog side by side.
I am thankful for a break from the norm.
I am thankful for the peace of a snowfall.
I am thankful for the beauty of God's creation
and the show of His power when the ice "cripples" us for a couple of days.
What are you thankful for today?

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