Blizzard weekend

All three of us (fiance and 12 year old) made it through the spring blizzard of 2009! It was my first one and to say the least, it was really fun! It was almost like Christmas, I couldn't sleep the night before, I wanted to stay up all night and wait for it. The next day was so exciting I couldn't get things done around the house.
The weather had hit overnight and there was a nice blanket of snow on the ground. Granted it's already spring and there are some trees budding at this point. I wonder if the trees and grass get confused by this?
Any ways, so the blizzard rages on all day Friday, I don't go into work because you can't see for anything. Visibility was about 100 yards. Had to take a vacation day, which I think is total crap, but whatever.... can't do anything about it.
Friday night we try to "get out" but can't because of the snow, the drifts are getting pretty high (4-6 feet tall).
Saturday morning proved victorious for our escape from prison. We go over to a friends house near by and play games and eat. It was a blast.
My first blizzard will be memorable!

Snow tomorrow

In a decent mood today because we are going to have a pretty good sized snow storm hit us tonight and mainly tomorrow on Friday. So that kind of thing puts me in a good mood. It means I will have plenty of time in the house, enjoying a fire and sitting around watching movies while I periodically look outside and watch it snow sideways... it's awesome.

I find myself having to look forward to things to be a happy person on a daily basis. Tis strange, huh? If there isn't some sort of goal or big thing happening in the near future... life is just too dull for me. Granted I could create happiness (because we all have that ability) but that's a lot of work I'm not interested in attempting.

Thought for the day: My office mate should learn how to chew with her damn mouth closed. Just simple manners.

Twitter's issues

It seems everytime I attempt to go into my company's account and just add a new person to follow, I get this message, "Twitter... over capacity!"

I could just scream. Fix it!