The first of the flurry fury

Today is the first day this season for snow. I'm not taking into acount places such as Maine and Colorado that have been getting snow since late August. This is snow actually seen with my own two eyes. Heres hoping that after Thanksgiving it will actually be cold enough for these flurries to stick to the ground. Not all ground surfaces. Roads need to be kept clear. I'm thinking more of grassy surfaces, like ski slopes. Yeah, just the ski slopes. So when I return from break armed with my K2's There will be some ground to test them out. I could try going down my stairs with them, but I don't believe that will be too productive. Keep your fingers crossed for snow and cold weather.

I have an open invitation standing. If anyone is going or has the urge to go skiing and i guess i can include snowboarders too, ask me. I would be more than happy to take an excursion to Seven Springs. The Outback, although not equipped with a roof rack, does have ample space in the trunk.

It's snowing harder now. I believe I may run around my block in an enthusiactic frenzy while wearing my ski boots. Adieu!